Victoria rejects NBN opt-out model
The move will force residents to actively choose to receive fibre infrastructure when the rollout hits their neighbourhood.
Stories by Renai LeMay
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Law firm considers Vodafone class action
investigating a class action against the telco to recover losses suffered by customers over the past three years
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ACCC spurs Dell into action on warranties
According to the ACCC, Dell had been giving customers who bought its products (for example, desktops and laptops) a number of pieces of misleading information
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IBM renews $109 million DoHA deal
This includes mainframe, mid-range, storage, help desk and end user computing services. In addition, Big Blue will now also provide new security compliance solutions and will conduct mainframe and storage upgrades. Perhaps the most interesting part of the new agreement will be the included rollout of a desktop virtualisation platform
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Telstra loses enterprise chief Caesar
Nerida Caesar, would leave the company, with her role to be filled by the telco’s wholesale chief Paul Geason.
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Commentators brand NBN 'uncompetitive'
A number of Australia's most senior business and economics commentators have opened fire on Labor's flagship National Broadband Network.
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Plan now or be an NBN "dinosaur", AIIA tells businesses
businesses should act now to future-proof revenue and ensure competitiveness in the new digital economy being planned
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ACCC sues TPG over $29.99 'Unlimited' plan
ACCC sues TPG over $29.99 'Unlimited' plan
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HP reveals private cloud model in Australia
HP unveiled its private cloud model for the Australian market, revealing it had been working on the platform locally for about six months.
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Telstra looking to shift to Windows Live
used by customers of its BigPond internet service provider division and migrating customers to Microsoft's Windows Live platform.
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Apple dethrones Nokia, Android makes a charge
Just 12 months ago, Apple’s burgeoning mobile phone business could do no wrong in Australia. Fresh from the local launch of the iPhone 3GS and with a market share ranking that was speedily catching up to the likes of Nokia and Research in Motion’s BlackBerry in the smartphone market, Apple was on track to conquer the world.
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AIIA slams Victoria's opt-in NBN
Australia's peak technology industry representative group has criticised Victoria's new Coalition Government for its apparent decision to reject an 'opt-out' approach to rolling out the National Broadband Network (NBN) in the state in favour of requiring residents and businesses to 'opt-in'.
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AGC undergoes wide-ranging IT overhaul
Perth-based fabrication, construction and services company, AGC, has gone through an extensive overhaul of its technology infrastructure over the past year that has seen — among other things — a number of Windows 95 PCs finally phased out and the latest network, storage, datacentre, desktop and telephony technology installed.
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Federal Parliament deploys Windows Vista
Microsoft’s latest operating system Windows 7 has been out for more than a year, but Australia’s Federal Parliament will ignore the release in the short term and is instead in the process of upgrading to its much-maligned predecessor, Windows Vista.
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Telstra unveils Galaxy Tab pricing
Almost three weeks after its rivals launched Samsung’s hyped Galaxy Tab Android tablet on Australian shores, the nation’s biggest telco Telstra has come to the party, launching the same device on a range of monthly plans.
