CommsWire daily newsletter - 18 October 2022

NBN lists more areas where fibre upgrade is possible Nokia announces new Generation 6 broadband platform NTT claims the world’s fastest optical transmission of over 2Tbitsper wavelength UK regulator says Motorola overcharging for emergency network Vodafone and Altice JV to deploy FttH in Germany

CommsWire daily newsletter - 7 September 2022

BT strengthens ScottishPower's network connection British telco BT has signed an agreement with ScottishPower to strengthen the connectivity of the company's network of wind farms and offices and its hard-to-reach rural green energy sites. Construction workers struggled with mental health during the pandemic

CommsWire daily newsletter - 18 January 2022

Airbus, NTT, NTT Docomo, and Sky Perfect JSAT studying high-altitude platform connectivity services to improve coverage Airbus, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, NTT Docomo, and Sky Perfect JSAT are studying the feasibility of high-altitude platform stations (HAPS)-based connectivity services as part of a future space-based wireless connectivity ecosystem.

CommsWire daily newsletter - 29 September 2021

Research finds emergency services must use tech inclusively, more public engagement needed on AI A global research study from Motorola Solutions finds the pandemic accelerated demand for and adoption of technology for public safety.

CommsWire - 11 September 2019

Australian officials advise India on Huawei ban: report Australian officials have been carrying water for the US, with a team advising India about the reasons for the ban imposed on Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies last year, reports claim.

CommsWire - 31 July 2019

Mobile operator revenues to reach US120 billion by 2024 Revenue opportunities for mobile operators, outside of voice, messaging and mobile data termination, will reach US$120 billion by 2024 - up from US$67 billion this year, according to a new report.

CommsWire - 1 July 2019

New rules give stronger protections to consumers: ACMA The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), says telco consumers will now be better protected under new consumer protection rules it has just introduced.

CommsWire weekly news - 3 October 2014

COVER STORY VERTIGAN AND THE RESPONSE; Vertigan says split up the NBN and sell it off; Broadband around the world ? report from the Netherlands; NBN product roadmap shows FTTN retail still nine months away; OPINION Vertigan cops a drubbing ? and rightly so; Australia?s surveillance future ?data retention, more powers for ASIO, less oversight; Berners-Lee argues for open ? but private ? web; Government acting like Big Brother ? Greens; Business backs data retention ? with oversight; OPINION 1...

CommsWire daily news - 8 September 2014

Optus will pay other carriers? exit fees; iiNet acquires most of Tech2; Thaicom-7 launched, now for NewSat and Optus; 4G revenue boost ?will be short-lived?; Our apps are spying on us, and Android is worst; Japanese giants hit 400 Gbps.

CommsWire weekly news - 4 July 2014

Telstra-NBN battle over CPI indexing heats up; Telstra wins ? court says dispute ?not a dispute?; Vocus acquires FX Networks; Telstra invests in mobile security company; NBN Co argues for continued monopoly; NBN fixed wireless passes 100,000 premises; ACMA announces new mobile to 1800 and 13/1300 framework; and ACCAN will monitor the commitments; Global networks ?full of obsolete devices?; Physical location of data ?will become increasingly irrelevant? in post-Snowden era; Malone continues to...