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GUEST INTERVIEW: Juniper's quest to uncover exceptionally advanced, AI-powered wired and Wi-Fi connectivity is reaping rich rewards for enterprises, universities and organisations, with Dartmouth College an excellent example, as Juniper is set to speak at QUESTnet 2021 at QUT, Nov 29 to Dec 1.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Juniper's quest to uncover exceptionally advanced, AI-powered wired and Wi-Fi connectivity is reaping rich rewards for enterprises, universities and organisations, with Dartmouth College an excellent example, as Juniper is set to speak at QUESTnet 2021 at QUT, Nov 29 to Dec 1.

2020 will be a watershed year for businesses leveraging technology to transform and personalise experiences, deliver improved business outcomes, and drive hyper-efficient operations at the network edge, according to Keerti Melkote, president of Intelligent Edge for HPE and Aruba Networks president and founder.

The demand for, and volume of, location data in Australia is unprecedented, according to a key industry player, with the telecommunications and insurance sectors the most interested in the use of location data services.

Google has been tracking Android users even if they had location tracking turned off and did not have a SIM in their smartphones, according to a published report.

Apple’s GPS navigation skills are about to get even more coherent following the purchase of GPS start-up Coherent Navigation.

Global IT solutions company Pitney Bowes has sealed an agreement with Twitter to provide Location Intelligence Solutions for Twitter’s mobile platform.

Geepers, an Australian startup backed by Internode founder Simon Hackett has unveiled its ambitious plan to be the primary source of location information for people and premises, globally.

Apple has released a pair of iOS updates to reduce the privacy implications of the Location Services feature of the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.

The ACMA has issued new rules that require mobile carriers to provide emergency service organisations with the most precise mobile phone location information available when a mobile phone is used to call 000.

Australian machine-to-machine communications specialist, Mach Communications is working with mobile location technology specialist Seeker Wireless to add a location function to its M2M offerings.

Fifty two percent of Australians think their location can be pinpointed when they call emergency services from their mobile phone. They're wrong, but the ACMA aims to change that, to some extent.