A $200 off-the-shelf brain control interface is being used to power an Australian-developed telepresence robot that allows people with limited upper limb mobility to attend work or school remotely.
The Federal Court has ordered ISPs to block several copyright infringing torrent sites, but will it keep the pirates at bay?
Wedderburn’s Australia and New Zealand CIO, Vi Lam, has been made redundant following a restructure at the weighing scales, packaging and POS system manufacturer.
The PM’s cyber security minister will pen a stern letter to cabinet ministers urging them and their departments to take cyber security more seriously in the wake of a damning report pointing them out as a ‘weak link’ in the nation’s cyber defence.
Optus Business opened a $10 million Advanced Security Operations Centre (ASOC) in Sydney this morning, as part of its parent company Singtel’s push to secure the “global leadership position” in managed security services.
Telstra claims almost half of Australia’s NBN wholesale access services in Australia, according to the latest quarterly report on the network by the country’s competition watchdog.
Optus and Nokia have agreed to collaborate on the development of 5G mobile network technology.
NBN Co has decided to scrap its plans to use the majority of its Optus’ hybrid-fibre coaxial (HFC) network, opting instead to use fibre-to-the-distribution point (FTTdp) technology for around 700,000 homes and businesses across the country.
Australia’s largest telecommunications players will receive tens of millions of dollars to help them meet their obligations under the government’s data retention scheme.
The way Pitcher Partners' CIO Bradley Kay talks to the company’s execs has changed dramatically from two years ago.
Major Australian insurer QBE has signed a three-year ICT services deal with Optus.
Optus has been ordered to refund $2.4 million to around 175,000 customers who had been sold mobile phone insurance with the telco.
Optus is restructuring its consumer and enterprise divisions, which the telco said on Monday would result in redundancies. Reports have suggested that up to 480 jobs could be cut as part of the restructure.
Optus and Huawei on Friday have completed a live trail of 4.5G technology resulting in download speeds of 1.41Gbps, with theoretical maximum speeds expected to hit 1.43Gpbs.
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.