Last year, AT&T invested US$1 billion in effecting its transition to a network solutions company and this year it will invest the same amount. Telepresence is just one of the areas that the company will focus on.

Symantec's CTO Mark Bregman gives an insight into innovative security technologies coming down the line.

E-health research is making headway in early diagnosis aided by ICT technologies.

Salesforce CRM for Twitter enables companies to search, monitor and join relevant Twitter micro-conversations directly in the cloud.

CA has found it has a duplication of R&D skills after acquisitions.

RMIT students get access to satellite communications to enhance their skills.

A report into international mobile roaming has been released.

A trans-continental radio astronomy demonstration highlights national network coordination to strengthen Australia’s bid for the Square Kilometre Array.

Telstra unveils super-fast cable broadband with Melbourne first in line to get the service.

Ovum’s Principal Analyst for ICT Services and Sourcing, Asia Pacific, Jens Butler, questions whether this a winning deal for Fujitsu.

In 2004, Telstra bought KAZ for $333 million and now it is off-loading it to Fujitsu at a greatly reduced price.

Overall IT budgets have been cut according to a recent survey but the problem is a high percentage of organisations only use a manual process to work out where these cuts should be made so they are flying blind.

The rumours are true, Telstra's CEO Sol Trujillo will leave the company on 30 June.

Telstra has been a frontrunner at the Mobile Global Congress being held in Barcelona this week with a number of groundbreaking stories including a Guinness World Records record for the fastest mobile broadband service in the world. It has also announced a mobile user interface which is an Australian first with Microsoft for selected Windows Mobile devices.