| Hi John, Two state-of-the-art commercial satellite ground stations have been built in Alice Springs with funds from Indigenous Business Australia, the first such facility on Aboriginal-owned land.
Japan-based global technology supplier Epson, known mainly for its hardcopy printers, has developed and begun volume production of its first controller IC made for head-up displays.
The City of Sydney is now powered by 100% renewable electricity, generated from wind and solar farms in regional NSW.
After all is said and done, the only organisation to gain from the development of the COVIDSafe contact-tracing app in Australia will be the cloud company AWS that earned about $710,000 for hosting the data collected, according to Sam Varghese.
Restrictions placed on American firms to prevent them from playing a role in helping China roll out 5G networks are being neutralised by Japanese companies who have leapt into the breach and are filling their pockets while supplying the needed gear.
New legislation has just come into force in Australia, enshrining in law access to broadband services for all Australians regardless of where they live, and which the Federal Government says "guarantees" broadband access for everyone.
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