Telstra deploys new routers
Telstra has moved to deploy new gigabit switch routers across its Internet Protocol (IP) network to accommodate exponential traffic growth.
Telstra has moved to deploy new gigabit switch routers across its Internet Protocol (IP) network to accommodate exponential traffic growth.
The Victorian government has beefed up its commitment to Y2K compliance, allocating an extra $133.5 million to ensure departments and agencies don't suffer from the millennium bug.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is considering implementing a virtual private network encompassing up to 100,000 devices nationwide, according to the bank's top information technology executive.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is considering implementing a virtual private network encompassing up to 100,000 devices nationwide, according to the bank's top information technology executive.
Australia's peak automotive industry body has baulked at telco proposals to hold exclusive service provision rights to a potentially massive, new industry-wide virtual private network.
Telecommunications specialist Primus Telecom has launched its own Internet service and completed the acquisition of Australian ISP Hotkey Internet Services.
The "bubble" of over-inflated United States (US) Internet vendor stock prices is set to burst as the value "is not there," according to Oracle chief executive officer (CEO) Larry Ellison.
Telstra plans to sell back its 10 per cent equity interest in the global telecommunications alliance WorldPartners to the alliance's other stakeholders.
Computer Associates (CA) yesterday launched neural network technologies designed to underpin the vendor's drive into predictive enterprise systems management.
Netscape has decided not to close its Australian offices after local managing director Rob Stewart made a rescue dash to the troubled Internet vendor's head offices in the US.
Database vendor Informix is gearing up to extend its data management capabilities to a range of databases from rival vendors.
Qantas is on the verge of awarding a $300 million ($US203 million) contract for a complete revamp of its domestic networking and telecommunications infrastructure to Telstra.
Qantas executives said the airline had awarded "preferred supplier" status to incumbent Telstra for replacement of telephony, computing, Internet and intranet links between administrative and operational offices around Australia.