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Telstra has its first enterprise 5G customer
Telstra has announced providing commercial 5G connectivity to FKG Group via the HTC 5G Hub, with the company testing the service across IoT applications in Toowoomba.
17.5k NBN satellite users have no 3G
Around 17,500 Sky Muster satellite users have no 3G coverage, and NBN has not taken into account obstructions that could also limit mobile coverage.
NAB looks at moving core banking to the public cloud
The bank has lots of customer data in the cloud, and its CIO believes it is more secure than having it live in its datacentres.
Government backs USG delivery via NBN and Telstra
The Universal Service Guarantee will be best delivered by NBN for broadband, and Telstra for voice services, the Australian government has said.
UNSW and Swinburne launch initiatives exploring the future of work
UNSW and Swinburne have each launched their own initiatives to educate about the future of work.
Inside Alibaba's Robot.He robot dining experience
Nestled inside one of Alibaba's Hema stores in Shanghai is the company's futuristic dining experience, Robot.He, where food is sourced, stored, and delivered by robots.
15 timesaving tips for Firefox power users
This collection of tips will help you work more efficiently in Firefox, from enabling anti-tracking features to blocking cryptojacking to using the Side View experiment. From the tips: The later releases...
JD.com enters food production business with hydroponic plant
Chinese e-commerce giant has entered the food production business with a 11,040 square metre hydroponic plant in China, built in partnership with Japan's Mitsubishi Chemical.
LG CNS partners with Megazone Cloud in public cloud
LG CNS, LG Group's IT service affiliate, has partnered with Megazone Cloud, South Korea's largest public cloud vendor, to expand its cloud business locally and abroad.
Huawei CFO cannot be trusted: Prosecutors
Huawei global CFO Meng Wanzhou is still fighting for bail during the wait for her extradition hearing, with prosecutors alleging she cannot be trusted while she cites health concerns.
Samsung expects a strong return to China after releasing medium-priced phone
The South Korean brand has lost substantial market share in China following the explosive battery incident two years ago.
