Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer; Archer prepares to validate 12CQ quantum chip; Microsoft tweaks Teams

For a while now, there have been mutterings here and there that the NBN Co's vain attempts to raise its average revenue per user — which has the fancy acronym ARPU — will face a real challenge once 5G gets a foothold in the community and retail service providers decide to use it to challenge the government monopoly.

Australian materials technology company Archer Materials has announced it has reached the stage of having control measurements taken of its 12CQ room-temperature quantum computing qubit processor.
An Australian government has finally handed a whole-of-government cloud deal to a local company, with Canberra-based Vault signing a five-year deal with the NSW Government on Tuesday.
Australian organisations continued to be plagued by ransomware and malware attacks by cybercriminals, according to global cybersecurity firm Sophos.
Reflecting continuing interest in remote collaboration, Microsoft has previewed new features for its Microsoft Teams virtual collaboration product.
Global payments firm Visa has launched click to pay in Australia, what it describes as "a simpler and more secure online checkout experience".
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