Take a bow NBN Project
Regardless of the final outcome of the Federal Election and its impact on the National Broadband Network (NBN), the ICT industry can stand proud on a unique and arguably peerless collaborative effort.
Stories by Trevor Clarke
Amcom results boosted by iiNet performance
ASX-listed fibre network provider, Amcom Telecommunications (ASX:AMM) is reporting stellar results for the full financial year.
One.Tel saga takes another twist
The One.Tel saga has taken another twist with News Ltd, James Packer, Lachlan Murdoch and Consolidated Media Holdings served with statement of claims documents by the special purpose liquidator of the failed junior telco.
Love affair with smartphones to deepen: Analyst
Australia’s love of iPhones, BlackBerrys and Androids is set to become more amorous with 62 per cent of all mobile phones tipped to be smartphones by 2015.
APNIC 30 to push IPv6
One of the biggest global gatherings of the people that design and implement technologies that affect the internet will take place on the Gold Coast this week.
Opinion: The Filter is dead, but it'll be back
The Greens' success over the weekend in cementing their hold on the balance of power in the Senate has sounded the death knell for the government’s controversial ISP-level internet content filter.
Independents to decide government warm on NBN
The likelihood of a hung parliament after the weekend’s Federal Election has left the fate of the National Broadband Network (NBN) up in the air, but supporters may take heart at comments from independent members set to hold the balance of power.
Inmarsat not angling for NBN with 50Mbps satellite service
Inmarsat will use a constellation of three new 702HP Ka-band satellites to provide mobile broadband data services up to 50Mbps to the energy, government and maritime industries.
Telecom claims success in halting declining results
Telecom NZ (ASX:TEL) has claimed success in halting the decline in its revenues, posting a drop in EBITDA of 0.2 per cent for the full financial year to 30 June.
Communities NSW offers $210-230K for CIO
Communities NSW is on the hunt for a new Chief Information Officer (CIO) to head up the agency’s ICT strategy, staff, resources and procurement.
Tens of deals in the pipeline for HP's POD data centre
On the back of securing a contract to supply its POD container data centre to the iVEC Informatics Facility at Murdoch University in WA as part of a bid for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project, HP is reporting "tens" of deals in the pipeline.
ACCC takes VIPtel to Federal Court
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is taking mobile phone provider VIPtel Mobile to Federal Court for alleged misleading and unconscionable conduct.
Opinion: Federal ICT careers to be hit by both parties
Political party promises during the election campaign to slash public sector employment, dismember NBN Co and raid the Gershon re-investment fund are leaving ICT professionals with a stark choice.
SMS Management & Technology sees return to growth
SMS Management and Technology (ASX:SMX) has posted a rise in full year profits of 15 per cent with shareholders to receive a 16 per cent bigger dividend.
CSG continues impressive run of results
ASX-listed IT services provider, CSG (ASX:CSV), has reported profit growth of 35 per cent year on year, pocketing $31.5 million in the 12 months to 30 June.