As part of its initiative to enter the network age, the UK Post Office has ordered 19,500 ICL kiosks using smart cards to replace gyro and order book payments.
Touch-screen expert MicroTouch has won the £13 million contract with ICL Pathway to provide touch-screens for the kiosks. The first pilot is underway in Gloucestershire and the Post Office said it expects full installation to be complete within two or three years.
For FY 2020, more than half of Cisco sales came from software and services
Cisco posted better-than-expected Q4 results, with product sales declining and services revenue flat year-over-year.
Paul Tyler takes reins at Superloop
Former Nokia, Telstra, and NBN executive to take charge from October.
Coughs and hiccups aside, internet seems mostly immune to pandemic pressures
Despite a major pop in internet traffic thanks to the pandemic, ISPs, CDNs, and cloud providers all proved up to the traffic challenge.
Smackdown: Enterprise monitoring vs TLS 1.3 and DoH
New encryption standards TLS 1.3 and DNS-over-HTTPS are sweeping the last crumbs of visible user activity off the enterprise network table. Fail to take any action, and within two ...
Equinix parts with $161 million for GPX India
Acquisition involves a pair of data centres in Mumbai.
US to reallocate Defense mid-band spectrum for commercial 5G networks
The spectrum will be auctioned off by the FCC once services rules are finalised.
NBN halves EBITDA loss in FY20 as revenue grows by a third
Business revenue up 40% with residential ARPU growing to AU$45 a month.
How coronavirus has exposed Middle East's gaping digital divide
The problems facing the region's tech have-nots were bad enough before the pandemic struck.
Cisco alert: Four high-severity flaws in routers, switches and AnyConnect VPN for Windows
Cisco has disclosed four high-severity flaws, but there are no critical flaws in this month's updates.
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