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Telstra has launched an extraordinary verbal spray at Optus, rubbishing the reach of Optus’ 3G network and claiming it’s unlikely to ever be able to effectively compete ‘head-to-head’.

OPINION | iPrimus has announced a mobile broadband package with enough data to displace ADSL broadband services. But will the service quality be adequate? Probably not.

HP’s networking business, ProCurve, has introduced two new gigabit Ethernet switch models to the Australia and New Zealand SMB market.

MICROSOFT has released a second test version of Internet Explorer 8, delivering a feature-complete upgrade to the web browser.

A SYDNEY-based technology company is the brains behind much of Australia’s Olympic medal haul, the NSW government says.

TELSTRA, NAB and Visa are trialling a contactless, mobile phone payment system for low-cost purchases in Melbourne’s Docklands.

DEFENCE is set to overhaul its ICT procurement strategy, staffing arrangements and service delivery processes, CIO Greg Farr says.

Israeli scientists take digital photos of the Dead Sea Scrolls with the aim of making the 2000-year-old documents available on the internet.

Alcatel-Lucent has introduced a family of stackable, layer 2+ Gigabit Ethernet LAN switches for SMBs, branch offices, and carrier Ethernet access applications.

Testing equipment and chipmaker Agilent Technologies and graphics and communications device manufacturer Nvidia have formed a partnership to develop a GPU-enabled Advanced Design System Transient Convolution Simulator for signal integrity designers.