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Internet traffic hijack dogs Google

Internet traffic hijack dogs Google

Internet traffic hijacking disrupted several Google services Monday, including search and cloud-hosting services.

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Seven per cent of NBN customers still on half the speed they pay for
Telecommunications

Seven per cent of NBN customers still on half the speed they pay for

Latest ACCC broadband report shows things are getting better, but not for everybody.

  • by Tim Biggs
Let them use Macs: IBM CIO on the importance of giving staff a choice
IT networks

Let them use Macs: IBM CIO on the importance of giving staff a choice

'This is the tool that people use eight hours a day. And it's important that people feel that we care about that.'

  • by Peter Wells
Telstra's new modems mean NBN outages won't kill your home phone
IT networks

Telstra's new modems mean NBN outages won't kill your home phone

The Smart Modem Gen 2 will use Telstra's 4G mobile network to supply internet and phone calls in the event of an outage, at no extra cost.

  • by Adam Turner
Data centre power use greater than Woolworths, Coles combined
Electricity

Data centre power use greater than Woolworths, Coles combined

Our love of the cloud means data centres are swiftly becoming one of the country's largest consumers of electricity.

  • by Cole Latimer
Downloads soar once Australians get on the NBN, Telstra numbers show
NBN

Downloads soar once Australians get on the NBN, Telstra numbers show

The telco says monthly household downloads leap by 50 per cent once homes move across to the new high-speed network.

  • by Adam Turner
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China's Huawei, ZTE banned from 5G network
Telecommunications

China's Huawei, ZTE banned from 5G network

Companies that are 'likely to be subject to extrajudicial directions from a foreign government', would pose a risk to the 5G network, government says.

  • by Tim Biggs & Jennifer Duke
Fax machines vulnerable to hacking, can give access to entire networks
IT networks

Fax machines vulnerable to hacking, can give access to entire networks

New report indicates that fax machines connected to both a phone line and the internet can fall prey to a hacker's malicious image files.

  • by Miranda Moore
Seven per cent of NBN customers on less than half speed they paid for
IT networks

Seven per cent of NBN customers on less than half speed they paid for

Latest report from ACCC shows most NBN fixed-line customers getting good speeds, but number on very poor speeds is 'concerning'.

  • by Adam Turner
Telcos obligated to test NBN copper connections, not fix them, under new rules
Telecommunications

Telcos obligated to test NBN copper connections, not fix them, under new rules

Coming into effect on September 21, new NBN rules aim to prevent homes going without internet for months.

  • by Adam Turner
Know your rights: threat of NBN broadband limbo still looms for many
Analysis
NBN

Know your rights: threat of NBN broadband limbo still looms for many

Despite promises from the ACMA the majority of Australian homes could still end up without internet, or relying on mobile hotspots, if NBN installation fails.

  • by Adam Turner