An international team of researchers led by The Australian National University (ANU) is contributing to the development of a safe data superhighway for a future quantum internet and its artificial intelligence
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Internet of Things changes the way trade services operate
Australian tradespeople who manage billions of dollars of equipment that keeps facilities open, are the new frontline in the advance of the Internet of Things (IoT).
The internet and smartphones are necessities
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Risk of cyber-attacks a growing problem for core Australian infrastructures
The risk of cyber-attacks is a growing problem, as monitoring and control of core Australian infrastructures becomes more complex.
With Australia’s utility operators more susceptible to cyber-attacks
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Vector invests in “Internet of Energy” software
Vector has secured exclusive Australasian rights to Internet of Energy (IoE) technology. It enables unprecedented options to integrate and develop new energy solutions for customers and the management of multiple technologies on the company’s networks.
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Australians could get faster broadband with more kerbside NBN connections
The latest complaints about the National Broadband Network (NBN), including concerns about slow download speeds and frequent dropouts, show that all is not well with the NBN.
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Overcoming challenges in data centre cabling
Many companies are increasing investments in data centres located both domestically and abroad, to ensure they are ready for the next generation of cloud services. They need the right infrastructure in place to ensure a rapid and seamless transmission of data, voice and video to an increasing number of users.
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ZTE unveils world’s first 5G mobile
Chinese telecoms giant ZTE has unveiled the Gigabit Phone – the world’s first smartphone compatible with the 5G network.
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Telstra and Ericsson to deploy national IoT network
Telstra and Ericsson have announced they will be deploying a Cat M1 Internet of Things (IoT) network throughout Australia, with trials currently taking place in Melbourne and Tasmania.
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Optus launches 4.5G in Sydney’s tech hub
In a move towards 5G, Optus has launched 4.5G in Sydney’s technology hub, Macquarie Park. The telco provider considers this a trial for the full rollout, which is expected to take place in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth over the next 12 months.
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NBN CEO claims Aussies do not want super-fast broadband
NBN CEO Bill Morrow has claimed that there is no market for super-fast broadband in Australia, and that people would not use it “even if we offered it for free”.
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