Dog days up the coast.
Hundreds of undersea cables link up the worldwide web,with about a dozen connected to Australia. How does this little-known network work – and what happens if it’s sabotaged?
Avocado and berry grower Costa Group is the latest Australian company to fall victim to cyber thieves.
Three-quarters of the state’s businesses say they’re affected,with more than one-third of those describing the impact as “critical”.
The ubiquity of the mobile internet has had a major impact on our lives,leaving homes and businesses at a loss when there’s an outage.
As the ash clouds clear after the devastating volcanic eruption,engineers are scrambling to repair the critical single undersea cable linking Tonga with the world.
Airlines around the world are adjusting their schedules and aircraft deployments for flights to the US over fears that a 5G rollout by AT&T and Verizon Communications near American airports could interfere with key safety systems.
As the health sector abandons paper records,doctors and nurses are struggling to use their digital replacements,according to a new survey.
The ACCC is taking Telstra,Optus and TPG to court,hoping to exact a large enough penalty to prevent future misleading conduct.
You may have barely noticed the global partial internet outage on Tuesday night,but some businesses and services would have felt it hard.
Cloud services platform Fastly has seen its stock price jump,and is being praised by experts,despite a fault in its systems taking a sizeable chunk of the internet offline.