IoT
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Speedcast Picks Up Newsat Business In Asset Fire Sale; Telstra Gsm Switch Off 2016 But Nokia Says 100% Gsm Data Growth; ?fantastic? New European 5g Initiative; Ericsson Claims Eu 5g Standards Lead; G.Fast And Vdsl Replacing Adsl; Business Takes A ?pragmatic? Approach To Iot.
13th July 2015
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Accc Report On Nbn Co Ready: Recommends More Information Disclosure; Kantar: Android Up Yet Down, Ios Largely Up, Huawei Trumps Xiaomi; Cisco Iot System Provides Architecture For Internet Of Things; Inabox Signs $3.6m Deal With Total Telecom; Telstra Backs Second Acquisition By Ooyala; Quickflix Rejigs Business Model; Roaming To End In Eu ? Finally.
1st July 2015
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NBN signs competitive MTM construction contracts; IPhone 6 success boosts Australian phone market ? and phablets booming; ACMA research shows 12% of Australians are mobile only for phone and Internet; Nokia collaborates on 5G research; AVG, ZTE partner in mobile security deal; Messaging: 200% traffic increase but revenues to decline by US$600 million; Inmarsat creates fourth L-band region; ITU study group for Smart Cities standards.
11th June 2015
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Government should be able to block websites, says report; NBN joins in think tank looking at the future of IoT; Video piracy regs ?step in right direction?, but less haste needed; Vodafone opens career opportunities for graduates; Mimecast opening Australian data centres; Data retention laws diminish Australian digital competitiveness: software guru.
2nd June 2015
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OTT a ?game changer? for TV industry as consumers devour online videos; SoleNet breaches TCP code with customer transfers; Netcomm goes after bigger share of business in M2M market; Nuage combats Cisco and VMware with ?nu age? of SDN open ecosystem; Aussie wearables market will be worth $1 billion by 2018; Google?s IoT OS - Brillo?s the name, IoT?s the game.
27th May 2015
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Huawei launches Agile Internet of Things architecture with LIteOS; Pay TV providers embrace OTT video and ?skinny? bundles to stave off cord-cutting ; Dallas Buyers Club to sue other ISP customers, takes action in Singapore; Optus, xMatters seal strategic partnership; International cybersecurity coordination is ?poor?; The smart way to pay is by phone for many consumers.
22nd May 2015
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Telstra hits back at competitors with aggressive mobile plans; Ericsson threat to Apple bottom line as wireless patent war expands into Europe; LTE demand drives growth in data management; US court rules that NSA phone data collection illegal; Samsung to unveil new IoT chipset at Internet of Things World 2015; Uber makes bid for Nokia?s HERE maps.
11th May 2015
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Telstra to resell IBM SoftLayer cloud IBM invests billions in Internet of Things Telstra jumps on FTTB wagon Telstra to borrow a billion in US bonds AARNet connects smart farm centre NBN updates national construction plan Will the TPG-iiNet merger kill competition?
1st April 2015
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What will the Government pay for data retention? Telcos write to Turnbull and Brandis as Abbott agrees to journalist sources amendment Turnbull flags GST on Google ads iiNet and TPG ? what about the customer? Telstra tool to help manage kids? screen time Smart Homes are very insecure
17th March 2015
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Preview of Mobile World Congress; NextDC delivers Microsoft Azure; Verizon ? IoT gaining momentum; Telstra launches pre-paid 4GX smartphone; The Republicans and net neutrality; VoLTE driving strong VoIP growth; Telstra gets MEF CE 2.0 certification.
25th February 2015