An Indian outsourcing company has finally come out with a definitive statement on US President Donald Trump's visa policies, criticising them and saying they will damage the IT industry.

Launceston has gone live with new fibre-to-the-premise (FttP) services from the National Broadband Network after Tasmanian-owned telco Launtel turned on what it claims is some of the fastest Internet services of any city in Australia.

Australia's second public broadcaster SBS appears to have got into the online snooping game with gusto. The network, which lives mostly off public funds, but also raises some money from advertising, has made its collection of archived programme videos only open to those who register.

Cloud accountancy software provider Practice Ignition has raised $5 million in series A funding from leading Australian venture capital funds and individual investors.

South Australian company Myriota has been recognised at the Internet of Things World 2017 conference in Silicon Valley, receiving an award for being the Best Industrial IoT Start-Up Company.

South Australia’s connected vehicle tech company Cohda Wireless is supplying its dedicated short range communications solutions for Cadillac cars sold in the US and Canada.

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