Networking > Wireless

Comms Alliance proposes industry managed numbering

30 May, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Communications Alliance has issued a consultation paper outlining the telecommunications industry's proposal to take over control of fixed and mobile numbering allocations.


500,000 premises ready for nbn fixed wireless

18 May, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

With half a million premises ready for fixed wireless, a new report shows Australia is investing more than twice as much per household on rural broadband than its closest global peer.


Brocade to buy Ruckus Wireless for $1.57bn

05 April, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Brocade has revealed plans to buy Ruckus Wireless for US$1.2bn and transform the combined entity into a pure-play networking company providing components spanning from the data centre to the wireless edge.


Telstra grows 1H profit 0.8% in a tight market

18 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Telstra achieved a 0.8% increase in profit and 9.1% growth in revenue for the first half of FY2016, despite stricter competition in the fixed and mobile markets.


Do you have an industrial-strength wireless network?

19 November, 2015

Most industrial environments are three to five years behind the carpeted space. The typical needs for industrial wireless networks and mobile devices are well beyond what most equipment has been built to support.


Rural demand for NBN far greater than planned  

07 May, 2014 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

A review of the fixed wireless and satellite portion of the NBN project has found that demand is up to three times greater than first planned, and recommended that NBN Co nearly double the number of base stations it is building.


Creating a network for the mobile workforce

03 May, 2013 by Ray Maisano, General Manager, HP Networking, South Pacific

The rapid global take-up in mobile devices has been breathtaking - a trend that is creating opportunities as well as serious challenges for organisations.


Back to the Future

18 April, 2013 by Anthony Caruana

Forty years ago, a revolution took place that completely changed the way we connect, communicate and collaborate.


Faster than USB2, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

10 October, 2012

Transferring large amounts of data between devices is much faster with a recently developed optical wireless communication module that can achieve a transmission rate of 3 Gbps.


Macquarie University revamps wired and wireless networks

03 September, 2012 by Andrew Collins

Macquarie University has revamped its wired and wireless networks in anticipation of growing bandwidth needs.The university has also been able to “vastly extend” its wireless network coverage, according to Peter Hole, Manager, Implementation at the university.


Absolute Analysis CPRI Protocol Analyser and Link Valuator

06 June, 2012

Absolute Analysis’s Investigator for CPRI provides a comprehensive tool set for validating and debugging CPRI links between devices such as remote radio head units and base band units.


Huawei Australia staff to ride 1656 km in Tour de Cure fundraiser

04 May, 2012

Huawei Australia is cheering on the cyclists riding in the sixth annual Tour de Cure. Huawei’s Corporate Relations and Programs Manager, Lisa Connors, has committed to complete the 11-day, 1656 km ride from Brisbane to Mission Beach in Queensland and will ride alongside Sunrise Sports Presenter Mark Beretta and 90 other cyclists from corporate partners including Optus, Commonwealth Bank, Lexus, Harvey Norman and more.


Multicampus wireless for mobile med majors

17 June, 2011

Victoria’s Deakin University has deployed a federated wireless infrastructure upgrade, known as ‘DeakinSecure’. The new network is designed to improve connectivity for the increasing number of students spending course time in remote health locations such as public hospitals.


Unitronix AMP5072 1U MicroTCA application-ready system

25 May, 2011 by

The AMP5072 1U MicroTCA application-ready system features Serial RapidIO fabric with system timing module for wireless base station synchronisation. These systems integrate all the hardware components, operating system and software protocols, and are suitable for wireless application development.


CSIRO reveals more efficient wireless broadband

22 March, 2011

A new CSIRO wireless project, Ngara, could be a boon for rural and regional broadband. The technology promises to be four times as efficient as competing wireless technologies.


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