| Hi John, The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has inked a new memorandum of cooperation with the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) which it says will strengthen the agencies’ joint efforts in combating cartels and other anti-competitive behaviour.
Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies will not be shut out from Germany's 5G networks, with Berlin's telecommunications regulator signalling that the firm would not be kept out despite US pressure.
China has told Australia that its restrictions on 5G technology are discriminatory and likely to have broken global trade rules drafted by the World Trade Organisation.
And still more - Chinese vendor Huawei says it is willing to sell its 5G processors to Apple, in what appears to be a change of policy.
UNSW Canberra says it will be a key player in a new Cooperative Research Centre for Smart Satellite Technologies and Analytics – the SmartSat CRC – a national research organisation involving a $190 million investment in cash and in-kind from 84 research and industry partners.
The CSIRO had launched a new data portal to track residential energy efficiency progress to support the next wave of sustainable homes.
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