Huawei's first Experience Store opened in Chatswood a couple of years ago, but its newest flagship store with "the newest technology to excite Aussie customers" is due to open in Sydney's CBD from October 1, 2020.



The US is continuing its campaign to put pressure on Europe to ban Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies from its 5G networks, with an official claiming that Huawei is part of state surveillance and complicit in human rights abuses.

India ordered high-speed 4G Internet services in Kashmir to be restored more than a month ago, but the services have yet to come online, one of the many issues cited by the global human rights group Amnesty International as it announced on Wednesday that it was pulling out of the country, the BBC reported.

With the US presidential elections just 35 days away, mentions of Russia in the American mainstream media have, expectedly, reached a feverish pitch, with every Tom, Dick and Harry — not to mention every Sarah, Holly and Nicole — raising the alarm about the possibility of forces from Moscow poking their noses into the election using ransomware attacks.

New Zealand’s competition regulator, The Commerce Commission, has released guuidance on how it will monitor and enforce obligations on telecommunication network operators to offer fibre and other wholesale services to retailers on an equivalent and non-discriminatory basis.

Singapore based e-scooter provider Neuron Mobility has raised a further $17 million (US$12m) in investment led by Australian venture capital firm, Square Peg, along with US cross-border fund GSR Ventures, bringing the company’s total Series A funding to A$43.2 million.

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