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GUEST OPINION:  Telecommunications have certainly come a long way across our great and vast nation since the days of federal policies that allowed regional farmers to construct homemade cables on their own land for a more reliable connection.

The raw audio of a 75-minute phone call between WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Obama era State Department attorney Cliff Johnson in August 2011 gives credence to claims made by the whistleblower organisation that a rogue former employee was behind the leak of unredacted classified State Department cables.

OPPO won't actually sell any of its phones on its brand new online store, presumably to preserve relationships with its retail partners, but you can buy its headsets, cases, chargers, power banks, cables and adapters online.

Businesses need to embrace interconnection and maximise their networking capabilities to compete in today’s digital economy, according to data centre company Equinix’s Australia managing director Jeremy Deutsch.

The US$170 million Australia Singapore Cable has now been connected to the terrestrial network of Australia's fourth largest telecommunications company, Vocus Communications.

The ACCC has accepted a "court-enforceable undertaking from consumer electronics manufacturer Belkin to honour claims under its lifetime warranty policies for the lifetime of the original purchaser".

Derided by some merely as "clickbait", where there’s smoke from exploding batteries and faulty USB C cables or adapters it means there very well could be fire.

Global data centre and networking provider Pacnet has announced the "next evolution" of its PEN platform, dubbed PEN 2.0, due for a September release.

Online mega-company Google will join six international telcos in building a new high-speed Internet Trans-Pacific cable system, dubbed ‘FASTER’, within two years.

Sydney will be the new home of a huge cable landing station, with New Zealand-based submarine cable company Hawaiki Cable choosing the Sydney Equinix SY3 data centre as its Australian landing station for the 14,000 kilometre cable system.

We use the Internet every day but do you know what the cables look like, and where they're located? A new map is here to help.

Increasing amounts of home electronics - entertainment equipment, computers, phones, tablets and so on - means more cable clutter. So 4Cabling founder Nicole Kersh has opened a new web store specialising in cable management products for homes and businesses.

Belden Infinity® C-TC+ and FCC 'Continuous Flex' cables have been enhanced to provide superior flexing, extended temperature range capabilities and compliance with more industry ratings.

Belden, a global leader in signal transmission solutions for mission-critical applications, has added two 600V AWM-rated, shielded cables to its DataTuff® Industrial Ethernet line.