The news just keeps getting worse for the troubled folk at NBN Co who are getting slammed from pillar to post. Delays in getting HFC customers on to the NBN could cost between $420 million and $790 million, the Labor Party claims.
HPE has launched "a new suite of solutions targeting customer workloads" designed, delivered and operated by HPE Pointnext with "a simple, pay-per-use model”.
Many Australians are failing to adequately secure their data, including their social media accounts, despite increasing vulnerability to data breaches, according to new research.
5G is going to rock our IoT net-connected socks off, surpassing predictions, and will reach 20% of the global population in six years time, as mobile data traffic grows 8x though video and more, using 110 exabytes per month, according to a new study.
Ocado Technology, a division of Ocado, which says it is "the world's largest online-only supermarket", has revealed "a new robotic system capable of picking a wide range of grocery products from the 50,000 different items available on Ocado.com".
Hyperwallet, which bills itself as "a leading global payouts provider to millions of independent workers", has announced its expansion "into the Asia-Pacific region with the opening of its first Australian base and regional headquarters in Sydney after receiving its financial service licence from ASIC to operate in Australia".
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