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Services Australia to shed up to 2000 ICT contractors by mid-2023

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NBN Co struggles to stack up for value against the competition
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NBN Co struggles to stack up for value against the competition

Complains about increased ‘cherry-picking’ of its addressable market.

By Ry Crozier
 
NBN Co warns of copper network's mounting costs
  Networking  

NBN Co warns of copper network's mounting costs

Four times as many faults as fibre, and continuing to degrade.

By Ry Crozier
 
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France's Atos picks AWS as preferred partner

Cloud deal to cover 800 customers.

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