Processor manufacturer Intel has reported second-quarter revenue of US$12.9 billion (A$19.41 billion), a fall of 15% year-on-year, in what is being interpreted as a good three months for the company given it is the smallest year-on-year drop in five quarters.



British telco provider BT announced that its startup and digital incubation team Etc will conduct technical and commercial pilots to convert or upgrade its street cabinets EV charging units over the next two years.

Optus and TPG Telecom in Australia and One NZ in New Zealand have deployed Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia’s modular Interleaved Passive Active Antenna to accelerate 5G deployment in the Oceania region.

WikiLeaks founder and publisher Julian Assange is unlikely to be released by the US until the 2024 presidential elections are done. That is the main takeaway from American statements on Saturday after Australia's timid requests for his freedom.

US Senator Ron Wyden has asked a number of Federal agencies to hold Microsoft responsible for its "negligent cyber-security practices.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire



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