| Hi John, Vodafone chief executive Nick Read says the US must share any evidence it has about Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies with authorities in Europe, so that they can make an unified decision on using equipment from the company.
The director of Government Communications Headquarters, Britain's top spy agency, has told an audience in Singapore that the strategic challenge posed by China in an era of globalised technology is much bigger than that posed by one telecommunications company like Huawei.
Financial software company Intuit has revealed that users of its TurboTax program have been the victims of a credential stuffing attack in which personal data may have been stolen.
NetComm Wireless director of Marketing and Communications Els Baert has told MWC 2019 in Barcelona that operators will need to deploy self-installation technology to deliver successful 5G fixed wireless services.
Australia's debit card system, eftpos, will be available on Google Pay for St George Bank, Bank of Melbourne and BankSA customers from today. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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