Stories about: Morgan

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Telstra sells 1b euro of 10-year bonds 16 March, 2010 16:58

Telstra Corporation Ltd has sold one billion euros ($A1.5 billion) of 10 year bonds.
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Internode ramps up capacity on Southern Cross' US link 12 March, 2010 10:33

Australian ISP Internode today announced a newly signed agreement with international bandwidth wholesaler, Southern Cross Cable Network. The new agreement will provide an additional 2.5 gigabits per second (Gbps) capacity on Southern Cross' international fibre.
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Morgan, Tindall, Drury in new Pacific fibre drive 12 March, 2010 07:50

A new drive to develop international network capacity is under way, in Pacific Fibre, an early stage international fibre venture founded by a group including Warehouse founder Stephen Tindall, Trade Me's Sam Morgan and Rod Drury, founder of SaaS software provider Xero.
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Microsoft: Windows 7 fastest-selling OS ever 05 March, 2010 05:01

Microsoft has sold 90 million copies of Windows 7 to date, making it the fastest-selling operating system in history, according to Peter Klein, Microsoft's chief financial officer. Klein made the comments earlier this week while speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference. While most of what Klein had to say dealt with the Microsoft's financial expectations, the company's top number cruncher did discuss a few interesting things about Microsoft's product outlook for the coming year.
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Is Skype's challenge to telcos dwindling? 18 February, 2010 16:52

Australian Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and telecommunication carriers have shrugged off any notion that free Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services such as Skype are threatening their businesses.
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Google upgrades Mac Chrome beta, patches critical Windows bugs 12 February, 2010 08:14

Google has updated the Mac beta of its Chrome browser, adding the support for extensions that had previously been available only in a less stable "developer" build.
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IDC: Chip market on way back after recession 27 January, 2010 05:43

A rise in PC chip shipments in the last quarter of 2009 indicates that the market is on its way back after the dark days of the recession, according to an IDC report released today.
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UK jury clears operator of Oink BitTorrent search engine 16 January, 2010 04:08

In a blow to the entertainment industry, a U.K. jury on Friday acquitted the operator of a popular BitTorrent search engine that enabled people to download music.
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802.11n in 87% of Wi-Fi smartphones by 2014 13 January, 2010 02:52

Although 802.11n Wi-Fi technology was found in less than 1 percent of Wi-Fi-enabled smartphones last year, in 2014 at least 87 percent of Wi-Fi-capable smartphones, such as Apple's iPhone, will feature this latest of the 802.11 protocols.
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Bank on IT: How the CBA and BoQ do IT 28 December, 2009 07:21

Each morning, sometime between 9 and 10am, internet banking usage at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) peaks as just over 100,000 NetBank users log in to check their accounts, pay bills and transfer funds.
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Mobile device shipments to double by 2015 23 December, 2009 02:27

2009 will see a total of 1.2 billion mobile devices shipped, including all categories of wireless devices such as mobile phones, MIDs (Mobile Internet Devices), netbooks, mobile consumer electronics products, and cellular modems.Shipments of these devices will have nearly doubled in 2014 to a total of 2.25 billion, according to the latest data from ABI Research. "The next five years will see a shift in the breakdown between types of mobile devices shipped," comments industry analyst Michael Morgan.