| Hi John, The telecommunications lobby group, Regional, Rural and Remote Communications Coalition, has welcomed the decision by a Senate committee to recommend passage of the Telecommunications Reform Package.
NBN Co, the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network, claims to have provided a fast broadband access network to 12,000 premises in north-east Brisbane after hauling a fibre cable across the second-longest bridge in the country.
It has been a long time coming, but Chinese smartphone brand Oppo has finally cracked the Telstra opportunity, and at $269 has the chance to sell well.
WikiLeaks has released the latest tranche of documents from its Vault 7 dumps, but this time the material pertains to a missile-control system, based on PIC micro-controllers, and developed by Raytheon.
Mac automation guru Sal Soghoian spent almost 20 years at Apple as product manager for automation technologies until his position was eliminated in October 2016. But he's still pushing the automation barrow.
Ericsson’s MediaFirst Content Processing “is the industry’s first software-based, multi-application media processing platform for the contribution market.” And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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