Telco provider Superloop has turned down the $466 million conditional offer of Aussie Broadband to buy 19.9% of its shares, describing the proposal as "opportunistic and undervalued."



Unified security platform provider Genetec has officially opened its brand new office and experience centre at 477 Pitt St, only a short walk from Central Station.

Singtel has partnered with Swedish telco vendor Ericsson and tech giant Samsung to implement what they claim to be the world’s first implementation of app-based network slicing.

After a competitive tender process, the Australian Department of Health and Aged Care has selected Google Cloud to consolidate its data assets for greater regulatory compliance, cost savings, and faster innovation. The rationalisation of data assets on Google Cloud is expected to yield substantial savings and efficiencies.

Cyber security firm Group-IB and the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) have extended their strategic partnership with the formalisation of an agreement aimed at reducing the global impact of cybercrime.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire



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