The competition watchdog, the ACCC, has issued a draft determination proposing to grant authorisation with conditions to the Australian Banking Association (ABA), its member banks, and other industry participants to facilitate business continuity planning in the cash in transit industry.
Japanese mobile phone operator NTT Docomo plans to deploy new radio dual connectivity using three frequency bands—two Sub-6 (3.7GHz and 4.5GHz bands) and millimetre-wave (28GHz band)—to deliver what it claims Japan’s fastest download speed of up to 6.6Gbps using standalone (SA) architecture.
Satellite communications provider Viasat unveiled a secure wireless hub (SWH), a wearable tactical gateway solution for dismounted soldiers.
Enterprise-grade wireless testing and artificial intelligence company SmartCIC Technologies tested 5G across Paris ahead of the Olympic Games, accurately predicting 5G download speeds of nearly 600Mbps or more.
Mobile provider amaysim unveiled its nbn home internet plans ahead of a full market launch in the coming months.
Computer software company Nutanix has appointed Michael Alp as managing director for ANZ.
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Kenn Anthony Mendoza, newsletter editor, iTWire
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