Australia's got no upload: New Zealand picks up broadband Bledisloe crown
The Australian National Broadband Network is held back by artificial restraints and shocking upload speeds.
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Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme provider breached and treating its database as compromised
CTARS breached in mid-May and some of the most sensitive data imaginable is now up on the dark web.
Chromebooks will judge your USB-C cable and tell you to get a better one
Not all cables can carry the higher levels of data throughput -- and Chromebooks will tell users if the cable is not up to spec.
Optus to charge phone customers for Sport and bump price to AU$25 a month
The days of Optus customers having Sport bundled in are ending from August.
Broadcom makes a $61 billion play for VMware
Proposal would see Broadcom software group rebranded and shifted across to VMware.
Telstra systems hit with audit after 67,000 customers left waiting for AU$11m in compensation
Telco reported the error to the regulator and made completed delayed payments to customers.
Zoom patches XMPP vulnerability chain that could lead to remote code execution
Google Project Zero researcher finds holes in the different ways XML was parsed on the Zoom client and server.
This era of big tech exceptionalism has got to end: Australian eSafety Commissioner
If the failures of this version of the internet are not learned, what will happen in a world of full sensory haptic suits, hyper-realistic experiences and teledildonics, asks Julie Inman Grant.
NBN could end up as a 100Mbps network and the ACCC thinks it might be too quick
Excess pricing will push retailers and thus users towards an access-only 100Mbps plan, which will hollow out the lower end of the market, the ACCC has said.
Misinformation needs tackling and it would help if politicians stopped muddying the water
Politicians lie, everyone knows it, but when the concept in question is how democracy works, it's a serious matter.