| Hi John,
NBN move over. Telstra has announced it can now deliver Gigabit per second wireless downloads and a very respectable 150Mbps upload via the 4GX LTE network in the central business districts of Sydney and rolling out to other capital cities soon.
On the back of its latest announcement Telstra and NETGEAR have launched the world’s first Gigabit, 4G LTE mobile router that works exclusively in Australia on the Telstra 4GX LTE network.
EXCLUSIVE: The newly appointed Chair of Internet Australia, Anne Hurley, has reacted angrily to a media report that she has backed away from IA’s advocacy of a full fibre network for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
In the latest instalment of a stoush between networking companies Cisco and Arista, the latter has denied that a letter from the US Customs and Border Protection, placing curbs again on the import and sale of some of its products in the US, meant that any of its products infringe on Cisco's intellectual property.
Ransomware infected nearly three-quarters of the police department's digital video recorders that record data from video cameras in Washington DC eight days before Donald Trump was inaugurated, the Washington Post has reported.
Melbourne's Monash University has implemented a storage solution from the open source company Red Hat to store and manage five petabytes of research data. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
Have a great day!
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