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Juniper Networks has announced the winners of its ANZ Partner Awards, with ICT Networks claiming the prestigious Partner of the Year title.

Set to launch in March 2020, the chatbot is currently in design and testing and is the biggest change to the Ask Izzy platform since 2016.

Cisco and Superloop enhance Australia’s connectivity with 400G on INDIGO West and Central subsea cables using cutting-edge spectrum sharing tech.

LG’s new smartphone offering provides a range of options for biometric security, including the new vein recognition solution with Hand ID.

Telstra’s 2019 cybersecurity report reveals that half of Australian businesses faced fines for data breaches, with security budgets set to rise by 84%.

One in two Australian businesses estimated that they will receive fines for being in breach of new legislation.

NZ's Spark was named the Australia/New Zealand Partner of the Year, while Telstra took the top honour for APAC.

Telstra workers nationwide have launched a general strike, citing unfair pay and attempts to undermine their right to symbolic industrial action.

MVNOs like Aldi Mobile and Amaysim are gaining ground in Australia's prepaid mobile market, chipping away at traditional operators like Telstra and Optus.

Vodafone has offered the bulk of its staff voluntary redundancy with rumours saying it aims to drop as many as 400 of its 2700 employees.

More than half of Australian organisations are taking a fragmented, business unit led approach according to new research by Telstra.

Software AG and Telstra team up to launch a digital automated water management solution for Australian utilities, starting with a trial at Busselton Water.

The telecom cloud market in Asia Pacific (APAC) is a fierce one, but a new report purports NTT Communications to be the dominant player - for now.

Telstra’s customers across Asia Pacific will soon be able to take advantage of major major boosts to Telstra’s network services and subsea cables.

According to GlobalData, the recent Optus deals with Origin and Sumo mean that communications services are on their way to becoming a utility.

This will be Australia’s first ever direct optical path from Sydney to Singapore, passing through Indonesia on the way.

As part of its regional expansion, the company faced integration challenges due to the inheritance of disparate technology capabilities.

Vodafone security management services aim to help businesses navigate their security landscape and manage risk.

A number of heavyweights are behind the cable linking Australia to Southeast Asia, including Google, Singtel, Telstra, and AARNet.

Polycom honoured top partners, including Telstra and Insync Technology, at its inaugural ANZ Partner Awards on Australia's Gold Coast.