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M1 buyout bid finally goes through with Malaysia's Axiata exiting Singapore investment

After months of negotiation, Axiata Group has accepted a buyout offer from the Singapore telco's investors Keppel Corp and Singapore Press Holdings, divesting its 28.7 percent ...
The EU's new copyright laws threaten to destroy the internet

The EU's new copyright laws will force all websites to check all posts to see if anything ever published might be a copyright violation. That will include photos, videos, words, tweets, ...
StarHub banks on enterprise managed services

StarHub again lost customers across pay TV and mobile, but increased its revenue in managed services and cybersecurity.

Optus disables My Account site after users complain of privacy breach

Optus said it is speaking with third-party vendors to look into how the issue happened.
Sacramento Kings: Using 5G, VR, and blockchain for the NBA arena of the future

Not only are the Sacramento Kings working with Verizon on 5G and VR, the NBA team is also looking to a future of blockchain and cryptocurrency across smart stadium and STEM education ...
How Amazon and Eero could bring enterprise-grade threat management to the masses

What if every Amazon customer could benefit from the power of AWS and machine learning to thwart malware and other security threats?

Norway: We've just opened world's first 5G movie theater

Telia Norway thinks 5G is more about applications than raw technology. So one app in its new 5G pilot is a movie theater.
Brightcove acquires online video platform business from Telstra-owned Ooyala

After receiving a $270 million investment in 2014 from Telstra, Ooyala will sell its online video platform business to video cloud services provider Brightcove. ...
Optus also blames NBN for profit drop

Optus has announced a nine-month net profit of AU$431 million and EBITDA of almost AU$2 billion on revenue of AU$6.8 billion.

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