A consortium comprising Apple, Dell Technologies and Bain Capital has reportedly agreed to acquire Toshiba's NAND flash memory manufacturing unit, although the deal is not quite done yet.

Australian telecommunications companies have co-located equipment only on a few of the NBN Co's fixed wireless towers so far, the company says. NBN Co wants the telcos to sell services from its fixed wireless network rather than their own.

Australian businesses are innovating less, despite their positive views that Australia’s culture of innovation remains largely unchanged, according to a newly published index.

Intellectual Property Australia has adopted Pegasystems’ robotic automation as part of a move designed to improve overall customer experience by automating business processes, significantly reducing time and costs associated with data entry.

Data centre specialist AirTrunk has unveiled a new facility in Western Sydney as part of its wider growth strategy for the Asia Pacific region.

Samsung is looking to accelerate deploying an “interoperable Industrial edge platform into its manufacturing infrastructures,” relying on the OPC UA framework.

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