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Monday, 08 July 2019 11:50
Frydenberg seems to have bitten off more than he can chew
By Sam Varghese
The Australian consumer watchdog handed its digital platforms inquiry report to the Federal Government on 30 June. A week later, we have only bluster from…
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Open Sauce
Tuesday, 02 July 2019 12:07
If ASPI is to be believed, the US has never interfered in elections
By Sam Varghese
The Australian Computer Society has not done its reputation much good by sponsoring the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, which claims to be an independent think-tank…
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Open Sauce
Monday, 01 July 2019 09:02
Unsolicited advice to Huawei: Let Australia stew in its own juice
By Sam Varghese
Australia is not going to back down on its decision to ban Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies from participating in the rollout of 5G…
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Open Sauce
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Reaction to the awarding of a whole-of-government cloud services deal to Amazon Web Services, the second big contract to go to the American company in…
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Open Sauce
Wednesday, 26 June 2019 10:22
Huawei gear more vulnerable than that of rivals: claim
By Sam Varghese
A hitherto unheard of company, Finite State, has claimed that telecommunications products made by Chinese equipment vendor Huawei Technologies are more likely to contain flaws…
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Open Sauce
Monday, 24 June 2019 07:31
PC warriors expect Torvalds to follow in the papal tradition
By Sam Varghese
When people come to the point where they consider the use of the word "bull***t" as abuse, things have indeed come to a pretty pass.…
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The Australian Labor Party's obsession with neo-liberal economics has doomed the national broadband network right from the time it set up a separate company, NBN…
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Wednesday, 19 June 2019 11:30
Give me more: Microsoft again shows that it values money above image
By Sam Varghese
Microsoft often likes to portray itself as a company that supports education and research, but that appears to be just a pose, with the company…
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Open Sauce
Monday, 17 June 2019 12:16
ASPI 'researcher' comes a-cropper in thinly masked attack on Huawei
By Sam Varghese
In a thinly veiled attack on the Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, which claims to be an independent think-tank…
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Open Sauce
Monday, 17 June 2019 08:55
Symantec hid breach of demo system for four months: report
By Sam Varghese
American cyber security behemoth Symantec suffered a breach of its systems in February but kept quiet about it even though passwords and a list of…
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LogicMonitor appoints Swapnil Shah to APAC region channel role
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Aussie Broadband board gets pre-IPO makeover
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Australian office workers lack confidence employers have a post-pandemic plan
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MessageXchange appoints two new sales executives to help customers with EDI solutions
Business-to-business integration platform, MessageXchange, has announced two new ex-Woolworths sales…
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5G in Australia: How we can mitigate the risks
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API lifecycle product means you can give data to the public and be secure too, says Software AG
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Comments
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
The IQ of the company has not been up for debate at all. Though I would suggest that if they[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
As I said earlier, you are welcome to draw your own conclusions. But I would suggest that when placing a[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
I am yet to find a single person who would say that the 4G services in Australia do not outdo[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
Paid for by Optus? Not sure what you are talking about. In 99% of reviews, the product is supplied by[…]
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Re: iTWire - Optus 5G home Internet is an NBN killer
I think I said $99 was what I pay per month. The big plus and the reason why I don't[…]