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Optus to re-farm some of its 2100MHz spectrum in 2022
Spectrum reallocation will support 4G and 5G services. -
'Retail and services' top Bluetooth Location Services implementations
Bluetooth tracking tags account for the “vast majority” of Bluetooth Location Services device shipments globally.
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Telstra and Optus announce 26GHz spectrum purchases
Telstra and Optus will each spend more than $200 million on spectrum to provide mmWave 5G services in capital cities and regional areas. -
Algorithmic 'soft sensors' boost Newcrest's gold-mining productivity
Data mining pays off for actual mining as gold giant doubles down on digital transformation. -
Application period closes for round one of 5G innovation grants
Australian Government funding demonstration of commercial benefits of 5G. -
EverFocus eyes video monitoring opportunity on Australian roads
Looking for Australian partners to bring technology to more vehicles. -
Stretchable in-mattress sensors developed in Australia for aged care
RMIT-developed sensors used in government-funded Sleeptite REMi system. -
Digital framework for water sector launched
IoT Alliance Australia and Water Services Association of Australia aim to simplify communication about digital systems. -
IoTAA publishes IoT security, safety and privacy guides
“Plain language” tips cover design, sourcing and management of IoT technology. -
Govt introduces cyber incident response takeover bill to parliament
Ahead of July 2021 start date. -
New Intel NUCs advancing mini-PC possibilities for business
Whether you're a PC professional or industrial designer, there’s a NUC for you. -
IoT Alliance Australia and nextmedia to create Australia's premier IoT event
IoT Impact event to take place in Melbourne on October 14, 2021. -
Widespread IoT, OT vulnerabilities reported
AMNESIA:33 affects millions of devices, claims security vendor. -
How to approach critical infrastructure cybersecurity
An Australian expert discusses security strategy. -
From Hobart, to London, to Dhaka: using cameras and AI to build an automatic litter detection system
A pilot with the City of Hobart is using AI-based image recognition to track litter in waterways. -
City of Gold Coast plugs into mobile data
Council finds value in big data collected by DSpark, connected assets. -
Data isn't neutral and neither are decision algorithms
The UK's misguided attempt to use algorithms to estimate school scores is a warning and reminder of the need to keep humans and accountability in automated decision-making. -
Australian IoT manufacturing: how and why?
Register for this upcoming webinar to learn more. -
Transport for NSW trials machine learning to detect crash blackspots
Puts Azure to work on telematics data.