| Hi John, Kaspersky has finally had enough of its treatment by the US Government. Citing "reputational and revenue impact of a Binding Operational Directive based on media reports, rumour and unsubstantiated allegations," Kaspersky is fighting back and wants due process.
Queensland’s James Cook University and Enex TestLab have inked a partnership agreement to build Australia’s first testing and certification centre for Internet of Things (IoT) devices, monitors and sensors.
The world’s second largest domain name registry, Afilias, has been appointed to provide registry services for the .au domain as part of auDA’s Registry Transformation Project.
The ACCC has served notice to companies claiming to offer lifetime warranties for their products. The ACCC reports accepting a "court-enforceable undertaking from consumer electronics manufacturer Belkin to honour claims under its lifetime warranty policies for the lifetime of the original purchaser."
NBN Co, the builder of the National Broadband Network, is extending its fixed wireless and Sky Muster managed services partnership with global communications and networking giant Ericsson.
Global professional services firm Accenture subsidiary – Accenture Interactive - has been appointed to help design and deliver a new communications system for the Vatican.
Global transport solutions company Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS) and Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) have expanded the Opal smart card ticketing system to Sydney’s Manly Fast Ferry service. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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