What's next for the network?
21 August, 2013 by Anthony CaruanaWe've come a long way in just 40 years since the first ethernet network was created. That same year, the first mobile calls were made, ushering in the era of mobile data. But what's happening today and what's next?
Juniper investigated in foreign bribery probe
15 August, 2013 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe US SEC and DoJ are investigating networking vendor Juniper Networks for possible violations of a law prohibiting corrupt payments to foreign officials.
Connect 2014 to be held in Melbourne in March
14 August, 2013A Victorian government supported ICT expo and conference program, Connect 2014, will focus on new Australian digital economy innovations made possible by hyperconnectivity.
NBN switched on in four Brisbane suburbs
12 August, 2013NBN services have been activated across 6700 premises in Goodna and three surrounding Brisbane suburbs.
Asbestos delays force sacking of 200 NBN workers
01 August, 2013About 200 workers helping roll out the National Broadband Network (NBN) will be fired this week due to delays caused by the presence of asbestos in telecommunications pits.
Open Networking Foundation unveils OpenFlow certification program
30 July, 2013The Open Networking Foundation has announced details of its certification program for OpenFlow networking products and named the first accredited test lab.
UK porn filter prompts fresh calls for Australian action
25 July, 2013 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingUK ISPs and mobile operators have ceded to pressure from the government to implement opt-out porn filters, and Australian lobbies want to use the move to put filtering back on the agenda.
SA research institute deploys new network infrastructure
24 July, 2013South Australian Health Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) has deployed a new network infrastructure - including structured cabling and a management tool that provides a real-time view of the network physical layer.
No new NBN Co CEO before election
18 July, 2013 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingWith Mike Quigley retiring as NBN Co’s CEO, analysts believe the company will be on the hunt for a successor with a track record of managing large projects and negotiating with contractors.
Graphene switches could boost internet speed 100x
16 July, 2013Researchers have produced an optical switch using graphene that can achieve a response rate nearly 100 times faster than current technologies allow.
Breakthrough could cut data network energy consumption
15 July, 2013German researchers have set a world record in the energy-efficient integration of silicon for waveguiding in optical networks.
UK academics set up SETI research network
11 July, 2013A group of academics involved in the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (SETI) have formed a research network dedicated to sharing existing data and promoting more research.
Flinders Uni to build $14m campus network
10 July, 2013Flinders University has teamed with Cisco and Dimension Data to build a campus network - including 802.11a/c Wi-Fi and a dedicated high-speed research network - for students and staff.
Managed comms services improve productivity at United Voice
04 July, 2013United Voice has adopted a new managed communications service to improve staff productivity.
Crowdfunding independent research into the major parties’ NBN plans
04 July, 2013Tech website The Register is attempting to fund independent research into both Labor’s and the Coalition’s competing National Broadband Network (NBN) plans, by asking readers to open their wallets and make a contribution.
