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Spirit Announces Phoenix Austec Group Acquisition

Spirit has today announced the acquisition of Phoenix Austec Group Pty Ltd, trading as Phoenix Austec, in a $1.6 million…

Huawei Australia appoints new Cyber Security Officer

Huawei Australia is announcing today that their Chief Technology Officer, David Soldani, will take on an extended role and replace…

World’s first travelling 5G-powered smart hotel launches in Australia

OPPO has today announced the launch of the world’s first travelling 5G powered smart hotel - The OPPO 5G Hotel.…

Samsung in trouble again, this time over misleading ads for Galaxy phone’s water-resistance

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has found itself in hot water after The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) accused the…

5G holds great potential for Australian mobile services market

With more than 15 million 5G handset services in operation (SIOs) expected by the end of June 2023, the adoption…

Tech titans face clampdown from Australian regulator

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) called for new regulations on Facebook, Google and other tech behemoths which could…

Australian enterprise markets show optimism in 5G adoption

According to research conduct by Telyste, Australian enterprises are showing great interest in using 5G networks for it will help…

Telstra launches first 5G device in Australia

Telstra has launched its first 5G device, the HTC 5G Hub, and is preparing to launch Australia’s first 5G compatible…

Will IoT Flat Rates Kill Revenue Assurance?

When mobile data, video and streaming plans started offering an “all-you-can-eat” menu, they included just that – unlimited usage. Regardless…

TPG-Vodafone merger in Australia faces opposition

Australian regulators blocked the multi-billion-dollar merger between Vodafone Hutchison Australia and TPG Telecom, in a surprise announcement that sent shares…

Singapore crowned APAC’s top Smart Fibre City

The FTTH Council Asia Pacific crowned Singapore as the city with the most advanced Fibre-to-the-Home coverage in the region.

Australia lagging behind Singapore, South Korea and China in FTTH penetration

A new report has shown that Australia is lagging well behind other Asia Pacific markets such as Singapore, South Korea…