Honeywell flags OT cybersecurity visibility gap in industry
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TCL launches new VoxIN smart air conditioners in Australia
Australian households facing higher power bills will be able to buy TCL's new range from AUD $959, with offline voice control and AI energy management.
Tangerine becomes Melbourne Renegades Principal Partner
The expanded deal gives the club extra commercial backing and puts Tangerine on the front of both teams' jerseys this summer.
Anthropic expands Australia science push with AUD $10m
Researchers and startups will gain Claude API credits as the new funding backs cancer, heart disease and rare-disease work across Australia.
Australia urged to back sovereign defence prime firms
Australia's defence spending surge will only build sovereign capability if procurement rules give local firms a genuine path to prime contracts.
Macquarie law school installs Sennheiser audio systems
Students and staff can now run hybrid classes and mock court sessions without specialist help in Macquarie University Law School's new building.
Ericsson sees AI agents reshaping mobile network demand
Background AI tasks could drive a new wave of mobile traffic, with Ericsson saying two-thirds of users may tap AI daily by 2030.
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The switch should give the state-owned carrier faster roaming fault detection and better visibility for its 30 million subscribers.
Anthropic leases first stage of Queensland data campus
The proposed Queensland campus has gained an anchor tenant, though approvals and funding decisions are still needed before building can proceed.
Two-thirds of US telecoms in elevated cyber risk band
Smaller operators are carrying much of the danger as a new study finds 66% of assessed US telecoms fall into an elevated risk band.
GreenSquare signs Sharon AI deal for Sydney campus
The first stage of SYD1 now has an anchor customer, as Australia's AI data centre market moves from planning to deployment.
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Ericsson launches NetCloud Private for regulated users
Regulated organisations can keep wireless WAN telemetry and management data inside their own environments, easing compliance concerns.
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MOVA launches 20 products in Australia across home tech
Australian households will get wider access to connected yard, pool and pet devices as the brand expands beyond indoor floor cleaning.
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