Monday, September 10, 2012

Internode signs up first Adelaide NBN customer - internode, Willunga, adelaide, National Broadband Network (NBN) - CIO

Internode signs up first Adelaide NBN customer - internode, Willunga, adelaide, National Broadband Network (NBN) - CIO: "Internode has connected its first National Broadband Network (NBN) customer in Adelaide.

Construction of the NBN in Lakeside was completed in May this year and has been ready for service since early June."

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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

NBN: Ian Carpenter - Community - YouTube

NBN: Ian Carpenter - Community - YouTube: "City of Greater Geraldton Mayor, Ian Carpenter, says the rollout of the NBN will help to transform the Geraldton region and change the way residents live, work and play."

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Friday, August 31, 2012

Auditor-General gives regional fibre the thumbs up | ZDNet

Auditor-General gives regional fibre the thumbs up | ZDNet: "The Australian National Audit Office has completed its performance audit of the Regional Backbone Blackspots Program (RBBP), giving it a clean bill of health and offering just one recommendation.

The RBBP is part of the Federal Government's plan to fast-track the expected long task of rolling out fibre to regional Australia, passing through about 100 regional towns and connecting 400,000 people through 6000km of fibre. Although the project has suffered some delays, the Auditor-General's report (PDF) noted that these were due to extreme weather events, including flooding in 2011-12."

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Thursday, August 16, 2012

iiNet reports "best year ever"

iiNet reports "best year ever": "iiNet has delivered what it says is its "best ever financial result" for the year to 30 June, in which it made two very substantial acquisitions: Internode and TransACT."

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Fujitsu spends $millions to float WA cloud

Fujitsu spends $millions to float WA cloud: "Fujitsu is spending “tens of $millions” upgrading its Malaga data centre in order to offer Western Australian prospects a locally based instance of its cloud services, and also provide clients around Australia with access to a second geographically remote instance of the local cloud in order to reduce risk."

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