Telecommunications company Telstra announced a new prototype that harnesses the power of 5G to improve the game-day experience of visually impaired AFL fans.



Google has gained very little from a bid to try and get a €4.34 billion (US$4.33 billion, $6.42 billion) fine imposed by the EU withdrawn, with judges at a tribunal largely confirming the bloc's decision to impose the fine.

Global internet bandwidth rose by 28% in 2022 now standing at 997Tbps with a four-year CAGR of 29% with Africa experiencing the most rapid growth, according to market research and consulting firm TeleGeography.

Japanese multinational firm Suzuki Motor Corporation has made a strategic investment in Melbourne firm Applied EV to speed up the development of software for future mobility.

The Debian GNU/Linux Project is set to start voting on a general resolution which outlines a way to solve the issues it faces in providing proprietary firmware on its install media.

Global digital ticketing transaction value will reach US$1.4 trillion ($2 trillion) in 2027 up from US$768 billion ($1.1 trillion) in 2022 recording a 78% growth over the next five years representing a strong recovery from the heavy impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, according to Juniper Research.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire



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