The eSafety Commissioner has sprung into action following the major stabbing incidents in Sydney on Saturday and Monday, issuing social media companies with notices to take down Class 1a violent material.
SIGN UP TO READFIRST: A group of Australian researchers has outlined a vision of achieving ubiquitous communications for Australia, drawing on emerging technologies including LEOsats, high-altitude platform stations, 6G and large area wi-fi. The white paper published by the Connectivity Innovation Network focuses in particular on the communications challenges facing the state of New South Wales.
SIGN UP TO READArtificial intelligence may be getting attention, but actual usage remains relatively nascent, according to Nokia's head of Oceania Andrew Cope. However, energy management and the automation and management of networks are two very early and clear cases for AI and machine learning in the operator space that are not just slideware, Cope told CommsDay.
SIGN UP TO READFIRST: Bevan Slattery's investment vehicle Soda has appointed long-time executive Belle Lajoie to the position of co-CEO of its Infrastructure unit and COO of the overall company.
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Australia’s top telecom event returns with nearly 40 top speakers and an estimated 400 delegates. You will hear from the CEOs of Vocus, TPG and NBN Co as well as senior execs from Optus, Superloop, Telstra, Console Connect and Xenith IG. Also appearing is comms minister Michelle Rowland as well speakers from ACMA, the ACCC, Comms Alliance, AMTA and an impressive roster of vendor and analyst speakers.
The 2024 instalment of the Edison Awards, hosted as part of the CommsDay Annual Dinner, is coming on 30 April at Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel. Nominated finalists have been announced and include Telstra, Optus, NBN, TPG, Vocus Superloop, More, Aussie Broadband, Console Connect, Subco, FibreconX, Nokia, Ericsson, Ventia, QCN and Microsoft.
A full roster of speakers including Defence’s leading space official Michael Hunt and international execs from across the satellite sector. program coming soon.