Shadow Communications Minister, Jason Clare, has slammed the Liberal Party’s takeover of the National Broadband Network following new research showing a substantial drop in world rankings for average peak connection speed.
A new report has revealed Australia’s comparatively slow progress in Internet speed and broadband adoption compared to other nations.
A newly leaked document on the National Broadband Network has revealed that nbn (the company) has trialled a low cost fibre-to-the-premise (FTTP) solution.
Complaints about internet services from customers across Australia rose 11.6 per between October and December, 2015 compared to the same period a year earlier, the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) said on Friday.
The latest Optus performance results released today reveal a 9 per cent increase net profit during the last quarter, including a 5 per cent EBITDA increase and 6 per cent growth in operating revenue.
NBN switched on an average 10,000 new fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) services per week in the second calendar half of 2014, taking total active connections to 736,000.
NBN has engaged service providers Activ8me, SkyMesh, and Harbour ISP to conduct a customer field trial of its satellite high-speed broadband service with 200 users in Victoria.
The Turnbull government has released its Migration Assurance Policy (MAP) framework for switching homes over to the fixed-line national broadband network.
Rural Australians are set to benefit from a national broadband network data boost due to added use of nbn (the company) technologies and satellite technology.
IAG’s CIO, Claire Rawlins, has been appointed group executive, digital and technology, following an executive restructure at the insurance company.
NBN, the company rolling out the national broadband network, has upgraded its fixed wireless service, offering 50/20Mbps to homes and business in regional and rural Australia.
IT security specialists are expected to command the biggest salary increases over the next five years, according to a new report.
NBN, the organisation deploying the national broadband network, is on the hunt for around 2,000 workers, including those with minimal or no telecommunications experience, to help with the rollout.
NBN has unveiled an ambitious three-year construction plan to connect the national broadband network to 9.5 million premises by September 2018.
NBN COO Greg Adcock is due to leave the company after a two year stint and won't be replaced.