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Deep tech cybersecurity start-up Tide Foundation is claiming it is curing the cyber breach pandemic with the “radical idea” of delivering 'cyber herd immunity' to any organisation.

Boost Mobile's new 10-year network agreement with Telstra provides "significant expansion opportunities for Australia’s fastest growing independently owned mobile brand" and ensures a bright future for the youth-focused brand.

With cars, computer and telecommunications irrevocably intertwined in the hyper connected 21st century, it is good to see Daimler and Nokia making peace at last.

Global IT services company DXC Technology has signed an agreement with Transpower, New Zealand’s state-owned electric power transmission company, to manage its Oracle and Linux environments for the next five years.

COVID-19 has wreaked horror and havoc but has also accelerated remote working to the fore. Electronic signature software, DocuSign, finds the majority of Aussies now prefer to sign for a new job electronically, even with 28% doing so in bed.

Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber has signed an agreement with Telstra to enable Telstra customers to access Dubber’s Call Recording and Data Capture Platform for business telephony and mobile.

RMIT University and French defence giant Thales have established a joint research agreement to collaborate on the development of space-based solutions for Australia and global markets.

Cloud communications company CommsChoice has completed the deployment of Direct Routing for Microsoft Teams on Office 365 for the Wingecarribee Shire Council in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales.

Foxtel and NBCUniversal Global Distribution & International (NBCU) have announced completion of "a new, multi-year agreement covering movies, drama, comedy, entertainment, reality and news for the Foxtel Group’s broadcast, on demand and streaming platforms."

Listed Australian tournament platform Esports Mogul has inked a partnership agreement with Southeast Asia influencer talent agency Tier One Entertainment.

Australian-listed New Zealand company 9 Spokes has entered into a formal contract with Bank of America to provide the US bank’s customers with access to a white-labelled platform for an initial period of three years.

Australian listed digital health group, 1ST Group, has secured a new agreement with Bodycare Workplace Solutions to bring MyHealth1st’s solutions to 130 physiotherapy and GP practices on the Bodycare network.

Linius Technologies has entered into a Master Services Agreement with SportsHero Limited via their respective wholly-owned subsidiaries.

Australian-listed energy storage technology company Redflow has secured an agreement with telco Mobax South Africa to provide batteries to test as a solution for mobile phone towers owned by a leading South African mobile network provider.

Australian-listed fintech company Identitii has renewed an agreement with global tier one bank, HSBC Global Services (UK), to undertake phase two of a project to support HSBC’s plans to roll out Identitii’s intelligent information solution into multiple geographies.

Global 5G and telco equipment maker Ericsson and US telco T-Mobile have announced a "multi-year, $3.5 billion contract to support T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network deployment".

Optus has consolidated and expanded its services to government with the securing of a $6 million deal to provide the Australian Government’s Department of Health with telecommunications products and services, including Wide Area Network, mobile and voice services to the department’s 5000 users.

A renewed retail agreement between Boost Mobile and Telstra "highlights the important role for Boost Mobile in Telstra’s multi-brand strategy" and sees Boost continue using Telstra's superior network.

Hoyts has entered into a 5 year managed services agreement with Optus, delivering 'essential ICT solutions enabling' to 'unlock the power of the IoT' and 'improve the movie-goers' experience.'

Seagate has announced its participation in the consortium led by Bain Capital Private Equity to acquire Toshiba Memory Corporation, and commits "up to US $1.25 billion" and "expects to enter into a long-term NAND supply agreement".