Free digital television service provider Freeview Australia has entered into a multi-year renewal agreement to licence computer application company Adeia’s media intellectual property (IP) portfolio.



Germany has agreed to pitch in a third of the cost for a wafer fabrication unit to be built by Intel in Magdeburg, the capital of Saxony-Anhalt state, 150km southwest of Berlin.

Southeast Europe telecommunications operator United Group and telecommunications provider Parallel Wireless have trialled Open RAN in Bulgaria by using Vivacom’s network, which an operator owned by United Group.

Chinese hardware, software and services provider Lenovo has promoted Luke Skinner to the role of ANZ head of commercial channel and distribution.

Australians are still making the same old password mistakes, according to research conducted for Telstra.

A ransomware gang which attacked the well-known social news aggregation site Reddit has expanded its demands, asking the company to reverse announced hikes in the prices for using its API.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire
 


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