Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich has resigned after the company discovered he had a consensual relationship with a staff member in violation of Intel's non-fraternisation policy.

Telecommunications provider Optus says its Optus Sport service is being modified so that it can be accessed free of charge until 31 August, as per the announcement by its chief executive Allan Lew on Wednesday.

Tollway operator EastLink has begun the second stage of its hands-free driving trials, and will test vehicle to infrastructure communications, after carrying out a number of trials to test technology that assists in hands-free driving.

Non-profit organisations and staff at educational institutions can now access Facebook's Workplace Premium edition free of charge to "work better, smarter and faster".

"The economies of 5G are not fully understood," according to Juniper Networks executive vice-president and chief technology officer, Bikash Koley, who spoke with iTWire’s Stephen Withers.

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