Telstra has released Adapt S1, a new service it says puts customers on the path towards achieving Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) outcomes.



The prices of 5G devices in the US are likely to drop as low as US$200 (A$257) this year, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research says, adding that this could come about due to the expanding coverage and OEMs looking to meet demand at different prices.

With the world currently undergoing one of the largest and most complex vaccination campaigns in history, it's not surprising to find scammers and sellers on the dark market eager to make a profit off the process.

Australia's biggest telco Telstra has announced eSIM activation for all its MVNOs through Telstra Wholesale after a successful trial with two MVNO partners" in what is an Australian first in this space, with MVNOs to offer the service "in the next few months".

The first in a three part discussion on Australia's cybersecurity legislation covering changes to critical infrastructure laws, surveillance laws and mandatory data retention laws has been published by Peter Coroneos, the international vice president of CyAN, the Cybersecurity Advisors Network.

Equinix Metal's new global locations, partners and features deliver digital infrastructure with the control of hardware and the agility of cloud.

Decision-making platform provider Board International has made four senior appointments.

Business analytics platform Sisense has appointed former Mimecast senior executive Adam Towns as chief financial officer.

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