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NBN connectivity expands to ATMs, traffic, transport, and environment infrastructure

Network Extensions will initially only be available on fibre-to-the-node.
Huawei eyes AI prowess, invests in compute power

Chinese tech giant unveils ambitious plans to build the architecture needed to meet growing demand for more compute power and artificial intelligence, pledging to do so on an "open" ...
Google: Here's Fi's new 'unlimited' plan, but we'll cuts speeds after 22GB usage

Google introduces a second Google Fi plan to give customers more predictable bills.

Despite diversions, AT&T CEO Stephenson honed in on 5G promise

Yes, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is battling activist shareholders over his media strategy, but he spent most of his time at a Goldman Sachs conference talking 5G's promise. ...
TPG kept looking into 5G even though Teoh killed the project

Despite saying it was ending its mobile network at the start of the year, TPG's head of operations and products has revealed the telco continued to talk to mobile equipment vendors. ...
Get ready for 30% faster internet as Wi-Fi 6 devices clear final hurdle

Users with Wi-Fi 6 devices and routers should get faster transfer speeds than current technology offers.

NBN pricing paper proposes new 100/20, 250/25, and 1000/50Mbps tiers

The 250Mbps and 1Gbps plans would only be available on fibre-to-the-premises and HFC networks.
Telstra bringing eSIM support to iPhones

All consumer and small business customers can now replace their physical SIM, if they have a compatible Apple device.
SK Telecom and Ericsson complete end-to-end 5G standalone core test

SK Telecom and Ericsson have completed testing of telecommunications using purely 5G handsets, radio stations, and cores.

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