The Australian competition watchdog has the right intentions when it fines Internet service providers for not living up to the speed claims they make, a small ISP says, but adds that the NBN Co should not be allowed to get off scot-free.

Canada's ambassador to China, John McCallum, has backtracked on comments he made, about detained Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou having a good case against extradition to the US, claiming he "misspoke”.

However, the backtrack appears to be too little too late. McCallum, has been sacked by the Canadian Government for making statements about the arrest by Ottawa of Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou that were favourable to the Chinese side.

Meanwhile, Chinese telecommunications equipment provider Huawei Technologies has launched a 5G multi-mode chipset and the first commercial 5G device powered by it in Beijing last Thursday.

Enterprise cloud vendor Nutanix has officially opened its new Singapore-based Asia regional office as it continues investment in the region.

Hardware authentication security key provider Yubico has released its YubiKey 5 range of products in Australia, offering mobile-free multi-factor authentication as well as password-less Windows 10 login.

Enterprise cloud vendor Nutanix has officially opened its new Singapore-based Asia regional office as it continues investment in the region.

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