Vocus Group says that because of the complexity of NBN pricing, a lack of pricing stability and operational complexity it no longer intends to grow its share of the NBN consumer market and instead will “focus on optimising the broadband experience for existing customers.”
TPG says that following a review it has reduced the value of spectrum licences it holds by $92 million and will write-down $76 million in capital expenditure associated with the now-halted roll out a mobile network.
More than 100,000 Department of Defence users have migrated from Windows XP to Windows 10 as part of the End User Computing project.
Toyota Australia says it has “been the victim of an attempted cyber attack.”
The Australian government believes that an unnamed state actor penetrated the networks of the Liberal, National and Labor parties, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said today.
Telstra has accused a union representing communications workers of exaggerating the impact of a fault with the job allocation system for the telco’s field staff.
Recorded Future believes that an individual known on a popular hacking forum as C0rpz is responsible for an 87GB dump of passwords and user names.
Telstra plans to later this year launch an ‘Innovation and Capability Centre’ in Bangalore, which the telco’s CEO, Andy Penn, today described as India’s ‘Silicon Valley’.
Oracle has been accused of “stark patterns of discrimination” in relation to the salaries paid to female, African American and Asian employees at its Redwood Shores HQ.
Industry groups representing the telco sector and major tech businesses have called for major changes to controversial surveillance legislation.
NBN Co announced today that it had become the first Australian commercial network operator to join the Open Networking Foundation.
Rackspace’s Dedicated Hosting Environment (DHE) has been certified for use with government data, the Australian Cyber Security Centre has announced.
Telstra has upgraded two base stations in Sydney and one in Melbourne in preparation for the expected launch next year of its first 5G services.
NBN Co will have an additional three years to pay off a loan from the government intended to plug the gap between the cost of the NBN rollout and the cap on the total equity contributions from Canberra.
Dense Air plans to use its recently acquired licences for 5G spectrum in Australia to deliver services to complement the networks of existing mobile operators.
