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TPG should pay rural levy for each FTTB service: NBN Co
NBN Co has proposed that TPG and other infrastructure competitors cross-subsidise the rural National Broadband Network build when they cherry-pick high value customers in urban areas with fibre-to-the-basement.
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Data centres: Department of Industry wants mandatory NABERS targets
Because the efficiency of small and medium data centres is less driven by market competition, mandatory energy efficiency standards are needed.
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News Corp migrates first users to Google Apps
News Corp Australia has migrated its first major group of users to Google Apps. In an email sent to staff yesterday, chief technology officer Tom Quinn wrote that 180 technical team members had been migrated to the new platform.
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It's war: NBN Co responds to TPG's FTTB rollout
NBN Co's new chief executive, Bill Morrow, has warned that buildings that sign up for TPG's new fibre-to-the-basement rollout run the risk of being stuck with a single retail service provider.
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Tests confirm Heartbleed bug can expose server's private key
Four researchers working separately have demonstrated a server's private encryption key can be obtained using the Heartbleed bug, an attack thought possible but unconfirmed.
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A few weeks ago a liars posted articles about how H-1b supposedly creates 5 jobs for every visa. And we were missing out on 400,000 jobs because we haven't flooded ...H-1B loophole may help California utility offshore IT jobs
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TPG should pay rural levy for each FTTB service: NBN Co
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TPG should pay rural levy for each FTTB service: NBN Co
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NBN Co hits 105Mbps in limited FTTN trial
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NBN Co seeks ‘early resolution’ of TPG fibre threat
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frontrange RT @HeyaElise: Sedgman worked with @Fusion5_F5 for a smooth implementation of @frontrange HEAT platform http://t.co/87bZfVEBJe (via @Comput… -
MailGuard by @ComputerworldAU: Employers scramble to fill 'in demand' IT roles http://t.co/lbqF8OTlL9 -
gurpreetdw RT @nigammanish1: From @ComputerworldAU: Samsung joins #IBM, #Google in #OpenPower alliance http://t.co/Cgd744iKhf -
HeyaElise Sedgman worked with @Fusion5_F5 for a smooth implementation of @frontrange HEAT platform http://t.co/87bZfVEBJe (via @ComputerworldAU) #itsm
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Will wearable tech drive mobile payments?
Consumers could soon pay with their watches and check bank balances via Google Glass
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Securing your data in a BYOD world
As users ditch their corporate devices, mobile device management (MDM) is the IT manager's best friend
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Brace yourself, here comes the mobile appsplosion
Prediction: The tech industry's aggressive push to give every feature its own app will drive a pandemic of app fatigue.
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Tough questions to put to cloud providers
Often cloud vendors' words don't match their contracts, so it's up to you to ask the hard questions
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Should Australian businesses fear US cloud vendors?
Objective risk assessments are key when deciding where to keep data
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Employers scramble to fill 'in demand' IT roles
The tech skills shortage continues to bite as employers scramble for the right candidates in numerous high demand areas like software development, infrastructure, and project management, according to the latest Hays Quarterly Hotspots report for April to June.
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Telcos seek to strengthen NBN Co wholesale restrictions
Major telcos and Internet service providers including Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and iiNet have pushed for clarity on some aspects of NBN Co’s wholesale role and the tightening of restrictions that prevent the company rolling out the National Broadband Network from supplying services to end users.
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Tata Consultancy Services annual revenue hits $13.4B
IT services giant, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), has reported annual global revenue of $13.4 billion for the 12 months ending March 31, up 16.2 per cent year-on-year.
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Kim Dotcom says he's set to get assets back
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom says he's won a court battle in New Zealand to get back assets taken during his arrest on piracy charges.
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NBN Co seeks ‘early resolution’ of TPG fibre threat
The company in charge of rolling out and operating the National Broadband Network has called for a speedy resolution to the issue of infrastructure-based competition.
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Sedgman unearths greater value for cost with ITSM switch
Sedgman has cut its IT service management costs in three by shifting ITSM platforms, according to Sedgman IT Manager, Andrew Reid.
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IBM profit falls on weak hardware sales, transition costs
Falling hardware sales and the cost of layoffs hit IBM's profit hard in the first quarter, sending it down 21 percent from a year earlier.
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Oracle identifies products affected by Heartbleed, but work remains on fixes
Oracle has issued a comprehensive list of its software that may or may not be affected by the OpenSSL (secure sockets layer) vulnerability known as Heartbleed, while warning that no fixes are yet available for some likely affected products.
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In Pictures: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
New graphical bells and whistles, plus security improvements
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Google revenue jumps 19 per cent but still disappoints
Google reported a 19 per cent increase in revenue for the first quarter, but results from its advertising business were mixed.
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