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Wednesday March 6, 2024

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Telco/ISP

NBN Co's speed boost plan may hit bumps on competition, inclusion

Aussie Broadband, TPG Telecom, Telstra and Optus react.

By Ry Crozier

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Western Sydney Metro comms supplied by Nokia

Networking

Western Sydney Metro comms supplied by Nokia

Backbone, data centre fabric, security.

By Richard Chirgwin

Software

WA backs digital twin with $140 million

Spatial WA priority applications live within five years.

By Richard Chirgwin

US slaps sanctions on Greek spyware vendor

Security

US slaps sanctions on Greek spyware vendor

Says it targeted government officials.

By Christopher Bing

Airservices Australia signs Frequentis for drone air traffic control

Software

Airservices Australia signs Frequentis for drone air traffic control

Winner chosen after prototyping project.

By Richard Chirgwin

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Optus shedding another 200 staff

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