The Australian Government’s decision to block Huawei from Australia’s 5G market is politically motivated, not the result of a fact-based, transparent, or equitable decision-making process. It is not aligned with the long-term […]
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Deutsche Telekom fits out Düsseldorf Airport with NB-IoT sensor network
Deutsche Telekom has teamed with BS2 Sicherheitssysteme, a German manufacturer of smart sensors for concrete structures, to equip Düsseldorf Airport, with NB-IoT sensors to monitor the condition of bridges, tunnels, buildings, and […]
Kacific names new head of broadband product marketing as satellite launch looms
Singapore-based broadband satellite company Kacific SBroadband Satellites has appointed Brandon Seir as VP, Sales and Marketing – Asia & International Carriers. The firm tipped Seir as a marketing, sales and strategic planning […]
Vertiv signs up brace of new Australian partners in smart cities drive
Vertiv has signed two new Australian partners; Queensland-based electrical services provider HazElec and Sydney IT infrastructure provider Powerfirm. The new partnerships are part of a drive to take a leading role in […]
Equinix beefs up Perth PE2 facility to meet strong demand for digital interconnection capacity
Equinix is set to expand its International Business Exchange PE2 data centre in Perth, in a bid to meet strong demand from a clutch of domestic and international customers for a digital […]
Avaya, Unisys partnership to see key customer experience in Aussie market
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Telco sector ombudsman hails ACMA’s new NBN consumer migration rules
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has set out its Compliance and enforcement—statement of approach for new rules providing regulatory safeguards for consumers moving to services delivered over the NBN. Commenting on […]
Telcos need to build new capabilities to capitalize on US$1B blockchain opportunity: GlobalData
As telcos continue to struggle across the board with dwindling revenue and profitability, blockchain is being billed as the next $1 billion opportunity. However, they must adapt their networks and train personnel […]
Ciena opens new Japan office to underpin APAC growth strategy
Ciena has opened a new, larger office in Tokyo, supporting recent growth in the company’s local business and preparing for future expansion of its workforce and customer base. The recent move is […]
DXC Technology names new cloud transformation lead
US end-to-end IT services company DXC Technology has appointed Doug Hughes as head of Cloud Transformation for the firm’s Red Rock practice. Hughes, formerly vice president for Cloud Applications at Oracle, brings […]
Avaya lands key 5-yr contact centre deal with Australian Department of Defence
Avaya has been selected as the Australian Department of Defence’s contact centre technology and services provider, with the firm winning an exclusive five-year contract to help Defence migrate and consolidate its 14 contact centres to […]
oneM2M notes rapid growth in membership as IoT momentum gathers pace
A cybersecurity specialist, research institutes, service providers and Ireland’s official standards body are among the latest companies to join the global Internet of Things (IoT) standards initiative oneM2M as it continues to […]
Worldwide 5G trials in full swing, with 12% of operators to roll out commercially by year’s end
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US firm DXC Technology picks Adelaide to stage first Build-A-Thon in Australia
US-based end-to-end IT services company DXC Technology will host some 130 leading technologists from around the world in Adelaide, who will be taking part in its first ever Build-A-Thon in Australia. The […]
Aussie Broadband calls for retrofit funding in regional telecoms review
Internet service provider Aussie Broadband is pushing for retrofit funding as part of the fix for fixed wireless congestion. Aussie Broadband MD Phillip Britt said that in its submission to the Federal […]
Upwire partners Voiceit in key push to simplify voice biometric security
Sydney-based rich communication workflow specialist Upwire has announced an integration with cloud-based voice biometric service provider VoiceIt. Based in Minneapolis, VoiceL offers a patented cloud-based, pay as you go, face and voice […]
Global piracy rampant with OTT credentials offered on dark web: study
New research from Dutch digital platform security firm Irdeto shows hundreds of stolen login details for popular over-the-top services are available on the dark web for an average of just US$8.81, potentially […]
Kiwi wrap: Spark ups sport foray, power co wins telco awards
17 August In a week that highlights the changing telco market in New Zealand, we’ve seen Spark marking plans for a standalone sports media business, Trustpower continuing to win big in the […]
Equinix hitches shared ride with Israel’s Iguazio to drive APAC smart mobility development
Equinix has struck an agreement with Israel-based firm Iguazio to enable a single unified data platform to power continuous analytics and event-driven applications at scale. Grafting Iguazio’s Continuous Data platform on Platform […]
MEF doubles Proof of Concept showcase at MEF18 event
Los Angeles, 15 August 2020 – MEF is pleased to announce that more than 50 service providers and technology solution providers will participate in 20 interactive Proof of Concept (PoC) Showcase demonstrations […]
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