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Telco/ISP

Missing data in Turnbull's second-best NBN

By Charis Palmer | Apr 9, 2013 | Comment Now

NBN-Lite will still need to be heavy on negotiation.

Hardware

Analysis: Did Apple make the wrong bet on the Aussie dollar?

By Anthony Caruana | May 21, 2010 | 9 Comments

The iPad might wind up cheaper in Australia.

Networking

Week in review: The proof is in the network

By Ry Crozier | Jan 17, 2009 | Comment Now

We’ve been hearing for months that network spending has immunity from other IT budget cutbacks this year - we’ve just been waiting to see the proof.

Hardware

Intel and Micron push the button on 34nm flash fab

By Stewart Meagher | Nov 25, 2008 | Comment Now

Intel and Micron have today announced mass production of their jointly developed 34nm, 32 gigabit multi-level cell (MLC) NAND flash memory device

Security

Blacklists, whitelists and heuristics: Symantec describes new threats

By Kathryn Small | Nov 20, 2008 | Comment Now

iTnews talks to Vincent Weafer, VP Security Response, Symantec, about how server-side polymorphism is changing the security landscape.

Strategy

Apathy, security and fear hinder social media, study finds

By Kathryn Small | Oct 3, 2008 | Comment Now

While social media like Facebook, Linkedin and instant messaging are increasingly being used in the workplace, new research shows that it's a highly unplanned area of development.

Storage

Weekly Roundup: Oz amps up privacy legislation and the US stays slack on prosecuting online criminals

Aug 16, 2008 | Comment Now

This week, Australians saw a preview of what may be the future of its privacy legislation, and the US was called out for failing to punish its online fraudsters.

Telco/ISP

Weekly Roundup: The NBN seems further away and an astronaut outs aliens on heavy metal radio

Jul 26, 2008 | Comment Now

New setbacks arose this week for the national broadband network (NBN). In other news, a former astronaut claimed aliens have been to Earth during a radio interview.

Software

Weekly Roundup: Stephen Hawking snubs title and Bill Gates's last day at the office

Jun 28, 2008 | Comment Now

This week, Stephen Hawking revealed how he has avoided Britain's highest honour for over a decade, and Bill Gates had his final farewell from Microsoft.

Hardware

Telstra to join Optus and Vodafone on the iPhone bandwagon

By Mitchell Bingemann | Jun 20, 2008 | Comment Now

It appears as though Telstra will belatedly jump on the iPhone bandwagon and will offer Apple’s 3G mobile device some two weeks after rivals Optus and Vodafone make it ...

Networking

Citrix touts the desktop as the next big wave in virtualisation

By Ashley Clark | May 28, 2008 | Comment Now

Although server virtualisation has historically led the way in the virtualisation market, Citrix says desktop virtualisation is now emerging as the new hot thing.

Storage

IBM proposes the death of flash memory and hard drives

By Iain Thomson | Apr 14, 2008 | Comment Now

IBM’s Almaden Laboratory has been outlining a new form of memory that it says will replace both flash memory storage and platter-based hard drives..

Telco/ISP

Queensland Uni giving schools the quickest Internet in the land

By Mitchell Bingemann | Apr 9, 2008 | Comment Now

The University of Queensland is paving a high-speed broadband revolution for school communities with a new network that allows them to connect to the internet at a speed of one ...

Software

2008: The year of the content filter

By Sarah Stokely | Feb 4, 2008 | Comment Now

With Communications Minister Stephen Conroy set to release his report on ISP-level content filtering later this month, 2008 is shaping up to be the “year of the content filter” ...

Telco/ISP

Australian Fibre to the Home still on the table, says Conroy

By Adam Turner | Jan 14, 2008 | Comment Now

Fibre to the Home proposals will be welcome among bids for Australia's national high speed fibre network, according to Communications Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy.

Telco/ISP

iiNet cuts the cord and delivers nation-wide Naked DSL

By Mitchell Bingemann | Nov 15, 2007 | Comment Now

iiNet has unveiled its long awaited and Australia’s first nation-wide Naked DSL broadband service which eliminates the need to pay telephone line rental for ADSL2+ internet access.

Telco/ISP

ISPhone wants the 'heart of the Internet' with latest expansion

By Lilia Guan | Jul 24, 2007 | Comment Now

IP voice carrier, ISPhone Australasia has expanded its Australian network via the addition of two new POPs and the launch of it wholesale ADSL2+ DSL product.

Hardware

Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10

By Robert Jaques | Jul 16, 2007 | Comment Now

SIIA publishes list of most important e-commerce developments of the pastdecade.