| Hi John, It is beginning to look like the tech industry has finally cottoned on to the fact that the Federal Government's repeated reviews of the encryption laws that were rushed through Parliament last year are just an eyewash.
Broadcaster Foxtel has extended its partnership with CommScope, selecting the broadband services provider to deliver its New Foxtel Experience to subscribers of its TV and on-demand movie services across Australia.
Germany-based open source vendor SUSE has decided to drop its OpenStack Cloud distribution and instead focus on application delivery.
Chinese mobile vendor OPPO has released its Reno2 Z model, with a quad-camera setup which has a 48MP ultra-clear main camera, 8MP wide angle lens, 2MP mono lens and 2MP portrait lens.
Nokia is claiming the industry’s first launch of a fully integrated intent-based solution that it says completely changes how operators build fixed access networks to deliver ultra-broadband services.
Across the pond, New Zealand’s competition regulator The Commerce Commission is working with police and taking a range of actions following the theft of computer equipment belonging to an external provider. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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