Huawei ban takes out TPG; Encryption powers in use; Optus 5G launch

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Huawei ban sees TPG end rollout of Australian mobile network Australian telco says the lack of a clear upgrade path to 5G will see it end its network rollout. READ FULL STORY RELATED • United States unseals charges against Huawei and its CFO • Huawei denies allegations contained in US Department of Justice indictments Home Affairs reveals Australian authorities already using new encryption powers READ FULL STORY NSW police corruption body wants access to encrypted communications READ FULL STORY Australian web hosts hit with a Manic Menagerie of malware READ FULL STORY Optus 5G Home Broadband goes live in Canberra and Sydney READ FULL STORY ACSC dumps annual conference, partners with AISA for cyber events READ FULL STORY Telstra opening innovation centre in Bangalore READ FULL STORY Huawei ban did not impact Optus 5G launch: CEO READ FULL STORY NBN unveils new chief financial officer READ FULL STORY Apple ANZ sees revenue surpass AU$9b in 2018 READ FULL STORY Lenovo Australia and New Zealand edging down for 2018 READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM Top Supply Chain Management Software for 2018 Downloads from Select Hub VoIP Phone Solutions vs Traditional Service White Papers from Vonage Government The deadline for opting out of a My Health Record is this week with an online medical file to be automatically created if an individual does not choose to remove themselves from the initiative. Also, Amazon Web Services has received certification from the Australian Cyber Security Centre to provide storage for highly sensitive government workloads. Read more about Government › Security Australia now has world-first encryption laws. Here's the insider's guide to the encryption bill. Read more on Security › Microsoft guy: Mozilla should give up on Firefox and go with Chromium too Microsoft engineer wants Mozilla to climb down from its "philosophical ivory tower", stop making a browser that few use, and become a research organization. READ FULL STORY Business VoIP Buyers Guide White Papers from Vonage Download Now Architect for the Cloud with Alfresco eBooks from Alfresco Software Learn More How to Monetise the IoT? Unlock Real Revenue Potential White Papers from Aeris Systems Download Now The Future of Personal Data and Online Verification White Papers from Evident ID Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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