3 and Vodafone get the go-ahead for joint venture.

Paul Budde's National Broadband Network predictions.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.