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Government charges ahead with EV infrastructure for consumers

20 November, 2020

The government is supporting a trial of electric vehicle charging technologies on 300 users across NSW, Queensland, Victoria and South Australia.


Ethernet Alliance launches Gen 2 PoE Certification Program

12 November, 2020

Following rising industry demand for seamless interoperating PoE products and solutions, the Ethernet Alliance has launched its Gen 2 PoE Certification Program.


Australia joins Japan, US to fund undersea cable in Palau

30 October, 2020

Australia will partner with Japan and the United States to fund a $30 million project for an undersea fibre-optic cable to enhance Palau's digital connectivity.


Epson business projectors

24 September, 2020

Epson has launched the EB-W52, EB-FH52, EB-972, EB-982W and EB-992F business projectors, featuring split screen functionality and 3LCD, 3-chip technology.


PC market surges 35.2% due to COVID demand

16 September, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

IDC estimates the Australian PC market grew 35.2% in 2Q20 as consumers and firms sought tools to enable staff to work and study from home.


Outdoor Pole Solution powering 5G deployment

07 September, 2020 by Darren Salter

With the coming of 5G, the relationship between power quality and connectivity will play a critical part in ensuring the resilience of high-speed networks.


MFB Slim Line cabinets

01 August, 2020

The MFB Slim Line series of cabinets are smart, attractive, low-profile patch panel hub enclosures suitable for SOHO workspaces or confined spaces and high traffic areas.


Southern Cross hits key milestone for NEXT cable

28 July, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Southern Cross Cable Network has secured US FCC approval to build the US landing station for its 72 Tbps Southern Cross NEXT cable.


Network Technologies Incorporated E-5D Advanced Server Environment Monitoring System

01 July, 2020

The Network Technologies Incorporated E-5D Advanced Server Environment Monitoring System utilises sensors to monitor critical server room environmental and security conditions.


Gadi ranks 25 in Global 500 Supercomputer index

24 June, 2020 by Amy Sarcevic

Eight times more powerful than its predecessor, Australia's Gadi supercomputer is poised to aid major global research projects.


Govt issues tender for Regional Digital Tech Hub

03 June, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The federal government says the hub will help regional Australians overcome the barriers they face finding the right solution for their communication needs.


Digital offices likely to remain after COVID-19, survey shows

03 June, 2020 by Amy Sarcevic

The pressure is on for businesses to rapidly establish a new model, with many employees resistant to returning to old ways of working.


ATEN KL1508Ai LCD KVM-over-IP switch

01 June, 2020

The ATEN KL1508Ai dual rail LCD KVM switch is a control unit that allows secure access up to 8 computers from a single KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) console.


Parliament passes "broadband tax" Bill

19 May, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Parliament has passed legislation requiring metro subscribers to nbn alternative networks to pay extra to help fund the nbn's loss-making regional services.


The HCI revolution: key lessons for businesses

11 May, 2020 by Paul Crighton*

Hyper-converged infrastructure can turn unplanned disruptions into an opportunity to bolster business continuity preparedness.


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