Broadband
Broadband number crunching
By: Stuart Corner
The pundits seem to be trying to outdo each other with forecasts for broadband uptake. One thinks the world has now passed the billion user milestone, and Ericsson reckons that in five years time 80 percent of all broadband connections will be mobile, which would be a serious problem for the builder of the National Broadband Network.
Read More About Broadband Number Crunching...
By: Stuart Corner
The pundits seem to be trying to outdo each other with forecasts for broadband uptake. One thinks the world has now passed the billion user milestone, and Ericsson reckons that in five years time 80 percent of all broadband connections will be mobile, which would be a serious problem for the builder of the National Broadband Network.
Read More About Broadband Number Crunching...
Internode expands Sydney operations
By: Stan Beer
Adelaide-based ISP Internode has expanded its staff numbers in Sydney by four and moved to larger premises in the heart of the Harbour City. The expanded space in the CBD office has been used to accommodate four new staff members.
Read More About Internode Expands Sydney Operations...
By: Stan Beer
Adelaide-based ISP Internode has expanded its staff numbers in Sydney by four and moved to larger premises in the heart of the Harbour City. The expanded space in the CBD office has been used to accommodate four new staff members.
Read More About Internode Expands Sydney Operations...
Ovum asks if Australia really needs an NBN?
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Thanks to Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Australia is going through the hurdles of choosing the technology for a “National Broadband Network” (NBN), smack bang in the middle of a time when wireless technology is improving so much that going wired almost seems like going backwards.
Read More About Ovum Asks If Australia Really Needs An NBN?...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Thanks to Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Australia is going through the hurdles of choosing the technology for a “National Broadband Network” (NBN), smack bang in the middle of a time when wireless technology is improving so much that going wired almost seems like going backwards.
Read More About Ovum Asks If Australia Really Needs An NBN?...
Internode announces Ultra bumper bundle
By: Stephen Withers
There's been plenty of talk about naked DSL, but Internode reckons it has the answer for those who need to keep an analogue line yet want the cost savings associated with VoIP and the convenience of a single bill.
Read More About Internode Announces Ultra Bumper Bundle...
By: Stephen Withers
There's been plenty of talk about naked DSL, but Internode reckons it has the answer for those who need to keep an analogue line yet want the cost savings associated with VoIP and the convenience of a single bill.
Read More About Internode Announces Ultra Bumper Bundle...
EFTel expands its network with Nextep DSLAMs
By: Stuart Corner
EFTel (ASX: EFT) has become the exclusive provider of services on DSLAM infrastructure of Nextep Broadband which it will use to increase the footprint of its own DSLAM network.
Read More About EFTel Expands Its Network With Nextep DSLAMs...
By: Stuart Corner
EFTel (ASX: EFT) has become the exclusive provider of services on DSLAM infrastructure of Nextep Broadband which it will use to increase the footprint of its own DSLAM network.
Read More About EFTel Expands Its Network With Nextep DSLAMs...
IBM hired to build power line broadband networks
By: Stephen Withers
IBM is to provide the project management for a major build of Broadband over Power Line (BPL) networks in rural areas of the eastern United States for International Broadband Electric Communications (IBEC).
Read More About IBM Hired To Build Power Line Broadband Networks...
By: Stephen Withers
IBM is to provide the project management for a major build of Broadband over Power Line (BPL) networks in rural areas of the eastern United States for International Broadband Electric Communications (IBEC).
Read More About IBM Hired To Build Power Line Broadband Networks...
YouTube and MGM in movie and TV show deal
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
There’s no official word on YouTube’s official blog yet, but the news has come through that MGM will show full-length movies and TV shows in partnership with YouTube and in competition with TV network owned by News Corp and NBC Universal. MGM will display ads “alongside” the video to monetise its content.
Read More About YouTube And MGM In Movie And TV Show Deal...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
There’s no official word on YouTube’s official blog yet, but the news has come through that MGM will show full-length movies and TV shows in partnership with YouTube and in competition with TV network owned by News Corp and NBC Universal. MGM will display ads “alongside” the video to monetise its content.
Read More About YouTube And MGM In Movie And TV Show Deal...
Telstra's Tasmanian monopoly to be broken by Basslink
By: Stuart Corner
The long-awaited promise of competitive backhaul links between Tasmania and mainland Australia will soon be realised with Aurora Energy and Basslink both set to offer wholesale services into Melbourne over fibre laid with the Basslink power cable that runs across Bass Strait.
Read More About Telstra's Tasmanian Monopoly To Be Broken By Basslink...
By: Stuart Corner
The long-awaited promise of competitive backhaul links between Tasmania and mainland Australia will soon be realised with Aurora Energy and Basslink both set to offer wholesale services into Melbourne over fibre laid with the Basslink power cable that runs across Bass Strait.
Read More About Telstra's Tasmanian Monopoly To Be Broken By Basslink...
Telstra brings 21Mbps wireless broadband to life – in demo
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Although a 21Mbps wireless broadband demo took place overseas a few weeks ago, Telstra decided to use its “Investor Day” to make its first Australian demo in front of partners, analysts and the press, with more trials in December and a “full commercial launch early next year”.
Read More About Telstra Brings 21Mbps Wireless Broadband To Life – In Demo...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Although a 21Mbps wireless broadband demo took place overseas a few weeks ago, Telstra decided to use its “Investor Day” to make its first Australian demo in front of partners, analysts and the press, with more trials in December and a “full commercial launch early next year”.
Read More About Telstra Brings 21Mbps Wireless Broadband To Life – In Demo...
Steve Ballmer speaks and he’s excited!
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Developers, developers, developers – Steve Ballmer came to Sydney today to speak at Microsoft’s Power To Developers conference, followed by two of his top lieutenants. What did he say, and where can you watch the entire webcast?
Read More About Steve Ballmer Speaks And He’S Excited!...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Developers, developers, developers – Steve Ballmer came to Sydney today to speak at Microsoft’s Power To Developers conference, followed by two of his top lieutenants. What did he say, and where can you watch the entire webcast?
Read More About Steve Ballmer Speaks And He’S Excited!...
NZ telecoms users calls for government broadband leadership
By: Stuart Corner
On the eve of the country's general election, The Telecommunications Users Group of New Zealand (TUANZ) has followed up its March 2008 manifesto with an action plan calling on the new government display strong leadership and develop a 'National Digital Architecture'.
Read More About NZ Telecoms Users Calls For Government Broadband Leadership...
By: Stuart Corner
On the eve of the country's general election, The Telecommunications Users Group of New Zealand (TUANZ) has followed up its March 2008 manifesto with an action plan calling on the new government display strong leadership and develop a 'National Digital Architecture'.
Read More About NZ Telecoms Users Calls For Government Broadband Leadership...
Telstra pulls out of broadband conference alleging panel bias
By: Stuart Corner
Telstra has made an eleventh hour withdrawal from a broadband conference being held in Sydney on 5 and 6 November claiming that a discussion panel was overly weighted with its competitors, and that non-disclosure terms of the NBN RFP would have precluded it from making any meaningful contribution in a 'showcase' session.
Read More About Telstra Pulls Out Of Broadband Conference Alleging Panel Bias...
By: Stuart Corner
Telstra has made an eleventh hour withdrawal from a broadband conference being held in Sydney on 5 and 6 November claiming that a discussion panel was overly weighted with its competitors, and that non-disclosure terms of the NBN RFP would have precluded it from making any meaningful contribution in a 'showcase' session.
Read More About Telstra Pulls Out Of Broadband Conference Alleging Panel Bias...
90 percent of Brits are baffled by broadband
By: Davey Winder
A million Brits have hit their 'unlimited' limits, and nine out of ten admit to being baffled by broadband. Not surprising when only 22 percent of the major UK broadband providers are transparent about true service caps...
Read More About 90 Percent Of Brits Are Baffled By Broadband...
By: Davey Winder
A million Brits have hit their 'unlimited' limits, and nine out of ten admit to being baffled by broadband. Not surprising when only 22 percent of the major UK broadband providers are transparent about true service caps...
Read More About 90 Percent Of Brits Are Baffled By Broadband...
CEOs surveyed on broadband: want more but don't know what they've got.
By: Stuart Corner
The release of a survey of Australian CEOs that purports to measure industry demand for broadband has been hailed by the Government has vindication of its plans for a National Broadband Network, but a third of respondents had no idea of the speed of their current broadband service and none were asked to specify exactly what speed of service they were using.
Read More About CEOs Surveyed On Broadband: Want More But Don't Know What They've Got....
By: Stuart Corner
The release of a survey of Australian CEOs that purports to measure industry demand for broadband has been hailed by the Government has vindication of its plans for a National Broadband Network, but a third of respondents had no idea of the speed of their current broadband service and none were asked to specify exactly what speed of service they were using.
Read More About CEOs Surveyed On Broadband: Want More But Don't Know What They've Got....
Ericsson works with Intel to bring HSPA to Mobile Internet Devices
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Although today’s handheld computer phones such as iPhones, Nokia smartphones, Windows Mobile smartphones and others are already “mobile Internet devices”, Intel is hard at work on the “next generation” of MIDs and has done a deal with Ericsson to ensure an HSPA/WCMA/EDGE/GSM module is part of the mix.
Read More About Ericsson Works With Intel To Bring HSPA To Mobile Internet Devices...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Although today’s handheld computer phones such as iPhones, Nokia smartphones, Windows Mobile smartphones and others are already “mobile Internet devices”, Intel is hard at work on the “next generation” of MIDs and has done a deal with Ericsson to ensure an HSPA/WCMA/EDGE/GSM module is part of the mix.
Read More About Ericsson Works With Intel To Bring HSPA To Mobile Internet Devices...
Australian broadband fails to make the grade for today's applications
By: Stuart Corner
A study of real broadband performance in OECD countries, based on analysing millions of records from speedtest.net, has found that services in Australia fall short of what is needed for today's applications and only one country, Japan, has the performance needed for applications that will emerge in the next three to five years.
Read More About Australian Broadband Fails To Make The Grade For Today's Applications...
By: Stuart Corner
A study of real broadband performance in OECD countries, based on analysing millions of records from speedtest.net, has found that services in Australia fall short of what is needed for today's applications and only one country, Japan, has the performance needed for applications that will emerge in the next three to five years.
Read More About Australian Broadband Fails To Make The Grade For Today's Applications...
Is bundling the answer to Optus' 3G problems?
By: Stuart Corner
Optus' wireless broadband service has been in strife lately: first it canned Fusion its fixed wireless voice and data offering, then it jacked up the cost of its wireless broadband service. UK consultancy Analysys Mason has some suggestions.
Read More About Is Bundling The Answer To Optus' 3G Problems?...
By: Stuart Corner
Optus' wireless broadband service has been in strife lately: first it canned Fusion its fixed wireless voice and data offering, then it jacked up the cost of its wireless broadband service. UK consultancy Analysys Mason has some suggestions.
Read More About Is Bundling The Answer To Optus' 3G Problems?...
T4 accuses Telstra of “nonsense” over NBN pricing
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Dubbing Telstra’s recent statements as an “amazing broadband price yo-yo” and accusing Telstra over its ability to count or be honest over the cost of the Australian National Broadband Network (NBN), the T4 (Tell the Trust Telstra) coalition says it’s all a load of “nonsense”.
Read More About T4 Accuses Telstra Of “Nonsense” Over NBN Pricing...
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Dubbing Telstra’s recent statements as an “amazing broadband price yo-yo” and accusing Telstra over its ability to count or be honest over the cost of the Australian National Broadband Network (NBN), the T4 (Tell the Trust Telstra) coalition says it’s all a load of “nonsense”.
Read More About T4 Accuses Telstra Of “Nonsense” Over NBN Pricing...
There are 892 items tagged with Broadband. You can view all our tags in the Tag Cloud
