Optus CIO quits
LAWRIE Turner, chief information officer at SingTel-owned Optus, is set to leave the telco after three years with the company.
NBN could see the end of business ADSL: IDC
The connection of the first business to the National Broadband Network (NBN) this week may have sounded the death knell for SME ADSL-based business broadband plans, according to IDC.
Cable to double internet capacity out of Australia
Two companies will invest an estimated $US400 million ($450 million) in a new 13,600-kilometre submarine cable that they say will double telecommunications capacity out of Australia and further reduce broadband costs to consumers.
Games are on: Google to rival Facebook
GOOGLE is encouraging online-games makers to offer their wares on a new service the internet-search giant is building.
Google searches games for new service
GOOGLE is encouraging online-games makers to offer their wares on a new service the internet-search giant is building.
Aus network bandwidth doubled with $400m deal
Raw network bandwidth out of Australia is set to get a two-fold increase with a new $US400 million undersea cable project announced in Sydney today.
Gillard backs NBN investment
THE Prime Minister says opposing Labor's $43 billion national broadband network is like opposing the building of the railroad years ago.
Shared infrastructure increasingly linked to data breaches: Verizon Business
The use of shared infrastructure between different organisations has been a major cause of data breaches within Australia in the past year, according to Verizon Business.
Google’s student election ignores reality: McKay
Leading social researcher Hugh McKay says Google's mock election for 15-17 year-old students across Australia is "a very strange idea".
Botnet mastermind nabbed, says FBI
LAW enforcement authorities have arrested the hacker responsible for creating the malicious code that infected about 12 million computers.