Listed Tech
Australian-listed call recording platform provider Dubber is topping up its coffers with the completion of a $7 million capital raising. Investment in new division pays off as Crowd Mobile revenue up for 2017
Written by Peter Dinham
Australian-listed mobile entertainment and digital media company Crowd Mobile increased net revenue by 16% to $43.9 million in FY17, the company’s second full year on… NEXTDC boosts profits by $21 million as customer demand rises
Written by Peter Dinham
Data centre operator NEXTDC has reported a net profit after tax of $23 million for the year to the end of June, a significant lift… 
The Asia Pacific Data Centre Group board has recommended shareholders accept the increased offer of $1.87 per share from the Australian-listed data centre group NEXTDC… Spirit to shell out $4.6 million to buy World Without Wires
Written by Peter Dinham
Telecommunications services provider Spirit Telecom has inked an agreement to acquire Internet provider World Without Wires in a deal valued at $4.6 million. Multi-year contracts lift Empired revenue to $168m for year
Written by Peter Dinham
Western Australian national IT services company Empired increased revenue by 5% to $168 million for the 2017 financial year to the end of June, with… VIDEO: Kogan.com FY17 results, 36% more active customers, fixed-line broadband coming 2H18
Written by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Kogan has continued its policy of underpromising and overdelivering in the 2016-17 financial year, proudly boasting of significantly outperforming the prospectus forecasts on “all key… 
ASX-listed data centre operator NextDC has secured a $300 million debt facility from National Australia Bank as it prepares for future growth and for further… Dubber integrates call recording solution with UK’s Redcentric platform
Written by Peter Dinham
Australian call recording service provider Dubber has inked an agreement with UK managed services provider Redcentric Solutions to provide its Call Recording Platform as a… Apple ordered to pay US$506 million for processor patent violation
Written by Ray Shaw
Apple has been ordered to pay US$506 million to the University of Wisconsin-Madison's patent licensing arm for patent infringements for its A7, A8 and A8X… 
