iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday June 29, 2016

+ NBN Co's chief architect quits; Microsoft backs off tricky Win10 upgrades

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Wednesday June 29, 2016

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NBN's fibre-to-the-node take-up revealed

Photos: Inside CBA's modernised Sydney data centre

Defence restructures $500m next-gen desktop project

Victoria Police plots data-driven intelligence overhaul

Aussie ISPs fight against rolling piracy site blocking

What's on Social Media

	Newty McNewtface @NewtonMark	Vocus buying Nextgen turns the owner of the M2 group into a major infrastructure supplier for the TPG group.

	Newty McNewtface @NewtonMark	TPG has no domestic long-haul, they use Nextgen circuits to run their intercapital backbone. Now Vocus/M2.

	Tim Marshall @marshontap	Of course, Nextgen asset includes the $900 million Regional Backbone Blackspots Program, part of the original #NBN investment.

	James Watters @wattersjames	Trying to do the Devops without thinking at all about application architectures makes me the sad

	Chandra Elango @chandra_elango	Totally agree. IMO transition to Devops starts with architecture. https://t.co/0oP1toLuJg

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
2nd Annual Cloud Services in Local Government Summit	Novotel Darling Harbour	July 26, 2016
Information Management and Governance Forum 2016	Multiple venues, starting at Pan Pacific Perth	July 26, 2016
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2016	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 22, 2016

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