NBN Co to spend circa $1 billion on satellites
The NBN Co will spend up to $1 billion on two KA band satellites to deliver National Broadband Network (NBN) services to Australian households unable to access coverage via fibre or wireless.
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Facebook adds ‘panic button’ for kids
FACEBOOK has launched a "panic button" in Britain aimed at protecting young people.
Hacker wrecks 175 websites, leaves Facebook fan link
An audacious hacker has defaced 175 Australian websites in an attack that links viewers to his personal website, email and Facebook fan page.
Hacker wrecks 175 websites, leaves Facebook fan link
An audacious hacker has defaced 175 Australian websites in an attack that links viewers to his personal website, email and Facebook fan page.
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Profile: Meet Don Dodge, Microsoft-defector and cloud-lover
One time Microsoft evangelist, Don Dodge, has defected to arch-rival Google and is now poaching the Redmond giantâs Fortune 500 clients.
Profile: Meet Don Dodge, Microsoft-defector and cloud-lover
One time Microsoft evangelist, Don Dodge, has defected to arch-rival Google and is now poaching the Redmond giantâs Fortune 500 clients.
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BOM seeks document management, upgrades data centre and networks
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) will deploy a document management system to allow its 1600 staff to search more than 6.3Tbs of internal data and 1.2Tbs of emails across its complex grid storage and virtualised server networks.
BOM seeks document management, upgrades data centre and networks
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) will deploy a document management system to allow its 1600 staff to search more than 6.3Tbs of internal data and 1.2Tbs of emails across its complex grid storage and virtualised server networks.
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SA Health chief bans iPads among staff
The chief executive of South Australia's health department issued a sternly worded letter to all staff in late May warning them off corporate purchases of Apple's flagship iPad device until the department's IT team could properly assess the device.
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Femtocells held back by technical difficulties: Ericsson
The technological and business complexities of femtocell deployment has kept the market from flourishing locally, according to Ericsson head of strategic marketing, Kursten Leins.