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The deployment of 5G technology could present a significant opportunity for NBN Co, according to NetComm director of marketing and communications, Els Baert.

Two of NetComm's Gfast 212MHz fibre-to-the-distribution-point (FTTDP) products have become the first in the global market to achieve full interoperability certification under Broadband Forum's (BBF) ID337i2 Gfast/212MHz interoperability test plan.

Rolling out fibre to the home is an expensive exercise and alternative methods need to be found to provide people with broadband that can yield speeds above 100Mbps, the marketing and communications director of NetComm, Els Baert, claims.

At NBN Co’s yearly Supplier Summit, NetComm received the “We Care” award, which recognises the supplier that has "shown the most care in delighting nbn’s customers and making the nation a better place".

Named a Gartner "Cool Vendor" earlier this year, Pycom is disrupting the IoT industry, helping users deploy "great-value, enterprise-grade connected solutions".

Cloud integration and workflow automation vendor Dell Boomi has appointed Nicholas Lambrou as managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

Corning believes Netcomm's NDD-4100 distribution point unit, used in the NBN fibre-to-the-curb rollout, "infringes" on one of its newly obtained patents, but Netcomm Wireless believes the case is "lacking merit".

NetComm Wireless has recorded a loss for the full year 2017 even as revenues hit a record, according to the results released on Monday.

Gigabit speeds over FttDP based on Gfast using a reversed power fed Gfast DPU? NetComm and Openreach say they’ve achieved it in a world first.

Pioneering and respected cutting-edge communications entrepreneur, David Stewart, continues his stunningly successful journey of achievement and leadership by becoming Pycom’s new chairman.

NBN Co has opted for Australian-made with its decision to award local vendor NetComm Wireless a contract for the supply of distribution point units (DPU) needed for the fibre to the kerb rollout of the National Broadband Network.

Financial markets reacted negatively to Netcomm’s full year 2016 results on Monday, with the share price dropping despite revenues increasing by 14.8% to $85.3 million, but with a big hit to revenues from its broadband business – down by $14.1 million to $26.4 million for the year compared to 2015.

Australia’s NetComm Wireless, a global powerhouse developing cutting edge wireless, networking, IIoT, M2M, FTTdp and CTTdp technology, has been recognised yet again for its market-leading innovations.

Earlier this week, NetComm Wireless announced a ramp up of its US expansion, with a new R&D facility outside Australia, while upgrading R&D in Sydney and Melbourne, too.

Modern communications pioneer NetComm has won the prestigious IoT Award at the 10th annual Communications Alliance ACOMM Awards last night.

NetComm’s CEO and Managing Director, David Stewart, was ‘recognised for his significant and valuable contribution to the Australian communications industry’ at the 10th annual Communications Alliance ACOMM Awards Dinner last night.

Netcomm Wireless makes topcnotch M2M and IIoT devices (machine to machine and Industrial Interet of Things), and it has "received ThingWorx Ready compliance to further expand its remote management platform offering".

Wireless broadband provider NetComm Wireless has released to the market its new generation VDSL/ADSL Wireless AC1600 Gigabit Gateway (NF17ACV)  that it says will deliver a “fast and powerful wireless experience” as households move to the National Broadband Network  or New Zealand’s Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) fibre networks.

Australian company Netcomm keeps scoring massive goals in the global telecommunications space, with its newest certification by a major telco player just the latest of many.

Australian- listed Machine-to-Machine (M2M) devices and solutions provider NetComm Wireless has announced that Japan's largest mobile service provider Kanematsu Communications has passed two of its 3G M2M Smart Router models for deployment on its nationwide 3G network.