EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

The interest in data centre space continues unabated with Adelaide ISP Adam Internet the latest to take the plunge and build.

The gamble is already paying off with the company fast-tracking stage two of the build to keep up with demand.

Also, the New York Times uncovers a suppressed report on the dangers of mobile phone use while driving.

-- Ry Crozier

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | July 24, 2009

Optus and Nextgen likely to be first with points of presence.

By Iain Thomson | July 24, 2009

Documents redacted for six years.

By Brett Winterford | July 24, 2009

'But everything is wonderful', say mobile operators.

By Brett Winterford | July 23, 2009

Australian Technology Park, Barangaroo and North Ryde on HQ shortlist.

By Dave Bailey | July 24, 2009

Test drive the technical preview.

By Eric Auchard | July 24, 2009

Cannabilising its hardware business?

By David Neal | July 24, 2009

Affects Reader, Acrobat and Flash.

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