Telstra Wholesale's intercapital services have gone live and the telco's 400Gbps services are now available on routes between Adelaide, Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane.



Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia has expanded its site solutions for its AirScale baseband portfolio including a pre-integrated ‘all-in-one’ cabinet solution and a zero-footprint site solution featuring a 6kw power rectifier with 97% efficiency.

Broadband services provider Wow! Internet, Cable & Phone has partnered with Google to offer YouTube TV as its line television offering.

For gamers Tears of the Kingdom is perhaps the most anticipated title of Nintendo. It has been hyped since its announcement trailer, and finally, we get to savour it for ourselves. We won’t mince words, this game is fantastic, and we won’t go into the specifics because we do know that some of you might not have played it yet or are still playing it.

Sydney-based order management system provider Fluent Commerce has appointed Wendy Zveglic to the role of vice president of engineering.

Cloud workflow provider ServiceNow and GPU vendor Nvidia are collaborating to apply enterprise-grade generative AI capabilities to business processes.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire