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• Superloop founder stands down from CEO role

  ​The founder of fibre network infrastructure provider Superloop has stood down from the CEO role.

• Superloop lists on the ASX

  Dark fibre infrastructure provider, Superloop, on Thursday commenced trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after following an IPO which raised $17.5 million.
  

• Cloud computing set to change data centre market: Bevan Slattery

  The Australian data centre market will be changed by the rise of cloud computing over the next five years, according to Megaport founder Bevan Slattery.

• NextDC gets green light for Sydney data centre

  Data centre operator NextDC (ASX: NXT) has been given the go-ahead to kick off construction on its latest data centre in Sydney, S1, which was initially announced back in March.
  

• NextDC posts $1.67m net loss

  Melbourne-based data centre operator, NextDC (ASX:NXT) has reported a net loss of $1.67 million, which it expected due to the start-up nature of the business, according to a full-year results statement released to the ASX.

• NextDC raises $33.6 million funding for Sydney facilities

  Data centre provider NextDC (ASX:NXT) has completed a funding round of $33.6 million in capital to fund a new Sydney facility and expand existing data centres later this year.

• In brief: Industry schedules iiTrial briefings

  The ICT community is coming to grips with the implications of the latest outcome in the ongoing battle between film right holders and internet service providers over copyright infringement, with legal briefings set to be heard over the next few weeks for industry personnel.
  

• Slattery leaves PIPE early

  TPG (ASX:TPM) has confirmed Pipe Networks CEO Bevan Slattery has stood down just six months into his 12-month contract signed following [[artnid:339429|the acquisition of Pipe in March this year|new]].
  

• Regional NBN puts emphasis back on wireless: Slattery

  Labor’s deal with the independents to roll out the National Broadband Network to regional areas first means it will now necessarily have to place a big emphasis on the wireless component of the network’s construction, according to Pipe Networks managing director and long-time NBN critic Bevan Slattery.