Technology
NBN in Australia: Speeding ahead, but the system still lags behind

While average speeds are improving, Australia’s broadband future still hinges on resolving ...  
Australia’s AI push needs more questions, fewer promises

As government and industry sprint toward an AI-powered future, it's the unanswered questions, not ...  
Welsh tech innovations boosting communities

Discover how Welsh innovations are transforming communities with cutting-edge technology. Learn ...  
Trump's war on the ICC goes digital with Microsoft as an ally

When Microsoft locked an ICC prosecutor out of their email, it proved just how easily U.S. power ...  
Artificial Intelligence must be codified with a conscience

Artificial intelligence could end poverty, heal the earth and free humanity — but only if we ...  
Eco-friendly travel: Sustainable connectivity in Oz

Plan your next adventure in Oz in a sustainable way. Learn how to travel responsibly and reduce ...  
Before we ask what AI can do, let’s ask what kind of AI we’re talking about

We keep asking what AI can do, but the real danger is using it without knowing what it is.  
Genre-bending artists who are using tech to break all the rules

Today’s music scene pulses with artists who embrace technology to push boundaries, fuse genre ...  
Drone wars: AI rewriting the rules of combat

The next generation of drones doesn’t just fly fast — it thinks fast and kills without waiting ...  
Why new scam laws might actually bite

An epidemic of thievery through digital services has provoked the Government to try new laws; ...  
Telstra's bold reinvention breaks free from its 'dumb pipes' past

Telstra’s new game plan is bold, brainy and banking on a mindset shift.  
Educated and unwise: Why tech-savvy societies need moral reasoning

Today’s citizens are better educated than any generation before, but a society needs more than ...  
How Australia lost its broadband lead and how to win it back

As the world races toward fibre and 5G, Australia risks being left in the digital dust unless bold ...  
Fibre surge and new pricing threaten telco status quo

A price increase in NBN services is expected based on a surge in high-speed fibre connections.  
Spain's blackout a warning Australia can't ignore

The blackout in Spain which caused a state of emergency serves as a reminder for Australia to make ...  
Bridging continents: How Amsterdam's vision can power Australia’s future

Australian states could have green, urban and citizen-centred cities just like Amsterdam in ...  
Rethinking 5G: Why faster isn’t always better, especially in regional Australia

We are losing service quality and reliability by judging networks by the wrong metrics.  
Satellite and 6G technology set to revolutionise emergency services

The Labor Government is considering legislation to mandate access to the 000 emergency service ...  

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