Telcos stories
MyNetFone calls on Australian government to introduce virtual mobile numbers to help secure online identities.
SD-WAN revolutionises Aussie IT, promising cost-efficient, high-performance networking for an edge in the digital era.
Telco facilities typically have an ideal location, possess digital technology with connectivity in place and own central offices with available space.
The subscription economy for financial services is tipped to skyrocket by 2018 and cloud SaaS provider Zuora says it's time to step up the game.
Gigabyte Technology announced their expanded ARM server portfolio based on Cavium's second generation 64-bit ARMv8 ThunderX2 product family.
Silver Peak's Graham Schultz takes a look at the recent NFV World Congress, and a new Silver Peak vCPE offering for service providers.
Speaking at CommunicAsia, Speedcast vice president said telcos need to start focusing on rural services if they want to keep ahead of competitors.
This is a multi-orbit approach aims to leverage the wide coverage capabilities of Geostationary Earth Orbit satellites.
Telstra, NTT Coms and Vodafone may be major players in the Asia Pacific, but it's AT&T, BT, Orange and Singtel that are leading the market, IDC says.
Zanroo taps IBM's cloud might for global reach, eyeing seamless scale and tech prowess in its market research expansion.
Colocation providers discuss customer demands, data sovereignty, and the impact of IoT and edge computing at a recent industry event.
Operators that are looking build a strong IoT business are recommended to follow the example of the two telcos as best practice for building success.
There is a focus on technical aspects of penetration tests, network and application security, while the chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
Vodafone is offering free SKY Sport for a year to new customers who sign up for their unlimited broadband package.
Samsung surges to lead in NZ's smartphone market post-Note 7, as overall shipments take a hit. Apple trails closely, despite sector decline.
Samsung has returned to the number 1 spot in the NZ smartphone market after reclaiming the position from Apple - but change could be near.
A looming shortage of 25,000 workers has prompted calls to widen recruitment, as women still make up less than 4 per cent of trainees.
A temporary bridge will keep traffic and utilities running at one of New Zealand’s busiest intersections as Auckland’s rail tunnel is dug beneath it.
Emergency crews will get a more precise mobile caller location in seconds, after New Zealand launched a new 111 tracing system.
A national study could reveal hundreds of millions of dollars in gains for New Zealand as businesses remain slow to adopt connected devices.