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‘Fire is the test of gold’: Huawei Rotating Chairman Guo Ping
A New Year’s Message for 2019 Marcus Tullius Cicero, a Roman philosopher, once said, “The greater the difficulty, the greater the glory.” Truer words were never spoken as we bring 2018 to […]
2018-2019
“Never fade away”
Mivatek opts for new name, business model
US mobile-cloud video-IoT specialist Mivatek Smart Connect is changing its trade name to Miotta, effective January 1, 2020. The new name Miotta stands for Mobile IoT Territorial Autonomy, as the company expands into PaaS and […]
Telstra expects Australian subs to make 40m calls on Christmas Day, send 91m texts on NYE
Australians are predicted to set a Christmas and New Year’s Eve record for data usage on Telstra’s mobile network this holiday season, driven by the increasing use of social video applications, rising […]
National Cyber Security Adviser urges end to complacency after global commercial secrets theft
The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is providing assistance to ICT managed service providers (MSPs) in the wake of the global cyber security compromise confirmed by the Australian Government. Alastair MacGibbon, Head […]
Southern Cross Cables names new CEO
Southern Cross Cables has appointed Laurie Miller as its new President and CEO, effective 1 March, 2019. “I am honoured to have been elected as Southern Cross’ next President and CEO,” said […]
Huawei backs own trade compliance system but warns: ‘Road ahead long and hard’
Huawei global rotating chairman Ken Hu has said the company is very confident about its trade compliance system which has been running since 2007. Speaking to press at Huawei’s new campus in […]
Melbourne strengthens position as tech capital: AIIA
The Victorian Government has announced that Melbourne will host the national headquarters of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) – Australia’s peak representative body for the tech sector. The AIIA said the […]
Early spectrum access sees Telstra launching first 5G sites in Sydney, Melbourne
Telstra has switched on 5G for the first time at sites in Melbourne and Sydney, after it was given early access to the 3.6 GHz spectrum it won at auction last week. With […]
Melbourne’s IXOM ups digital transformation with BT’s SD-WAN, cyber security services
Melbourne-based water treatment firm IXOM is stepping up its digital transformation push, with BT rolling out a suite of managed software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) and cyber security services. As part of […]
Hughes Network Systems expands satellite internet service into Ecuador
US-based broadband satellite network specialist Hughes Network Systems has expanded its high-speed satellite Internet service, HughesNet, into Ecuador – a market where 61 percent of residents in rural areas don’t have internet […]
Telstra, Lexus showcase Australia’s first mobile V2X tech: Håkan Eriksson
In partnership with Lexus Australia, we’re about to start testing new life-saving communication technologies in cars on Victorian roads. Powered by our 4GX network, the trials will test and demonstrate Australian-first Cellular V2X […]
SAS inks binding reseller MoU contract with Globe Teleservices India
Sky and Space Global has signed a binding reseller memorandum of understanding agreement with Globe Teleservices (GTS), an Indian international telecom services provider with additional offices located at Hong Kong, Dubai and Singapore. According to […]
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