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Telstra announced it is the first Australian company to join the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) business council to promote ethical development and application of AI.

Multinational conglomerate corporation Honeywell has retrofitted Sydney Opera House with its ready now technology to help the Unesco world heritage-listed building achieve a six-star green rating from the Green Building Council of Australia.

Qualcomm’s 5G Smart School program through its Wireless Reach Initiative is providing schools with next generation wireless technology solutions, aimed to enhance the digital literacy of Italian students and teachers.

Australia’s reefs and marine ecosystems are at grave risk of mass bleachings and extinction, a marine heatwaves research briefing from the Climate Council has found.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO has identified the year 2025 as the critical date after which it will be problematic, if not impossible, to play and preserve content recorded on audio and video tapes or content held on other obsolete electronic formats.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is fond of shooting his mouth off, castigating this nation and that, or this company and that, in his bid to show that the US can dictate terms of behaviour to the rest of the world.

The Broadband Commission for Digital Development, set up by the International Telecommunication Union and UNESCO, has produced a second report emphasising the essential role for broadband in recommending strategies governments should adopt to ensure adequate broadband infrastructure.

The International Telecommunication Union has called for access to broadband networks to be a basic civil right and has challenged the world's leaders to ensure that more than half of all the world's people have access to broadband networks by 2015.

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and UNESCO have set up a 30 member commission, which includes Australia's communications minister, Stephen Conroy, to accelerate broadband rollout around the world and promote a wide range of applications.