Infoblox, Baidam launch fraudulent website takedown service; Singtel achieves 5G coverage across Singapore’s MRT network; Nokia lands five-year fibre deal with AT&T

Cloud networking and security services provider Infoblox and indigenous Australian ICT and cyber security provider Baidam launched Baidam Takedown Services, an Australian-first capability that can take down lookalike websites and scam domains within a week using the Domain Name System (DNS).

Singaporean telecommunications company Singtel claimed it has achieved full 5G coverage throughout Singapore’s mass rapid transit (MRT) network.
Finnish telco vendor Nokia has signed a five-year agreement with giant US telecoms opertor AT&T to deploy fibre access technology.
Australian telecoms watchdog ACCAN has called on medical authorities to take urgent action to ensure that up to 200,000 medical implant recipients are aware of the health threat posed by the “looming 3G network shutdown”.
Black Sky Industries has launched in Australia, establishing its headquarters in Logan, in Southeast Queensland as well as launch, test, and manufacturing facilities throughout Western Queensland.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has approved Optus and TPG Telecom's 11-year network sharing agreement.
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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire

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