GitLab Dedicated arrives to meet complex compliance requirements; Commpete lauds revised SAU as 'major step forward'; NBN Co taps Ericsson for fixed wireless access network upgrade

Sydney-based Chargeasap has gone live on Kickstarter with the world's smallest 270W GaN charger capable of charging four devices at the same time, and it was fully funded within ten minutes and has now reached over half a million dollars in pledges.

Telco alliance body Commpete has welcomed the ACCC's move to publish NBN Co's revised proposed variation to its Special Access Undertaking and applauded the operator's proposal to seek only 28% (instead of 100%) of the $44 billion in accumulated losses recorded in its so-called Initial Cost Recovery Account as "major step forward."
Orange Cyberdefense, the specialist cybersecurity arm of French telco Orange, has launched its annual security research report, the Security Navigator 2023, identifying 99,506 potential incidents, an increase of 5% from the 2022 report.
Ericsson’s ten-year partnership with NBN Co to deploy 4G and next-generation 5G connectivity will see the operator’s fixed wireless access footprint to grow by up to 50% nationally by the end of 2024.
GitLab has announced GitLab Dedicated, a new way to use GitLab, as a single-tenant SaaS solution. This new offering provides all the benefits of an enterprise DevSecOps platform with a focus on data residency, isolation, and private networking to meet complex compliance needs.
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Stan Beer, newsletter editor, iTWire

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