Corinne is a telco journalist and Deputy Editor of Australia for ZDNet. She completed her degrees in Communications/Journalism and Law in 2010.
The free 'Life-Fi' service will be used to encourage beachgoers to stay between the flags, and to push safety alerts to their phones describing beach conditions in seven different languages.
Chorus has announced that it will bring down wholesale pricing on its gigabit-speed fibre broadband service, saying it has now connected 500,000 customers to the network.
The TIO received strong industry support during a consultation with the government on whether to axe the Ombudsman scheme.
Huawei's +AI Digital Platform connects the command centre, network, and sensors, enabling the deployment of smart cities solutions utilising artificial intelligence.
The Greens party wants to invest AU$1.5 billion to make the NBN more equitable, AU$100 million in video game development, and AU$63 million in digital inclusiveness, as well as repealing data retention and setting up a Digital Rights Commissioner and GDPR-esque laws.
The Indigo submarine cable will land in NextDC's P1, P2, S1, and S2 datacentres across Perth and Sydney.
The ACMA kicked off an audit of compliance with its new NBN complaints-handling process rules, finding that all 41 telcos investigated were in breach of the standard.
Optus will invest AU$23.6 million to build out more mobile sites across South Australia over the next few months.
Verizon used a 5G-upgradeable Motorola smartphone with a Qualcomm 5G modem and Samsung's 5G technology to connect to its new mobile network.
Intel said it has pushed the launch of a 5G modem forward by six months, with the product to become available to device manufacturers in the second half of next year.