Telstra
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Telstra and Optus could be delayed in shutting down their 3G networks over concerns that the closure could cut off services for some of its customers.
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Eutelsat Group and Telstra confirm the launch of the largest deployment of Eutelsat OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite backhaul in Australia.
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The first subsea cable to directly connect the US to Singapore the system will deliver vital connectivity in the Trans-Pacific.
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Telstra International has extended its network into Latin America with a new point of presence (PoP) in Dallas, Texas and collaborating with Axtel and Vivaro in Mexico.
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Google has confirmed plans for the central Pacific Connect initiative, which will deliver two new intra-Pacific subsea cables, Bulikula and Halaihai.
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In a deal designed to enhance both parties global network connectivity, Telstra Broadcast Services (TBS) and BT have entered into a five-year strategic alliance to bring together each company’s global media network teams, pooling their vast network infrastructure and localised expertise.
Forthcoming events
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Telstra and Ericsson have completed Australia’s first implementation and validation of the next evolution of 5G technology, a Voice over New Radio call.
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Telstra and Ericsson have partnered to launch Ericsson’s Cloud Radio Access Network (RAN) infrastructure on Telstra’s 5G commercial network.
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Telstra has unveiled a partnership with Starlink to deliver Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity for voice and fixed broadband services in remote and hard-to-reach places in Australia.
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Telstra's Oliver Camplin-Warner talks to Capacity editor Nadine Hawkins on the company's team-centric culture, the ITW GLF Accelerator and the hand over to Roary Stasko.
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Telstra and OneWeb are partnering on rollout of OneWeb Low Earth Orbit (LEO) backhaul for a commercial mobile network.
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Telstra Wholesale confirms the availability of 400Gbps wavelength services on intercapital routes in Australia.
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Telstra International recently adopted a new customer value proposition under the tagline: 'Global connections. Infinite possibilities.' With the company undergoing change at the top at the same time as big change in the industry, the outgoing and incoming CEOs discuss how this approach will guide the carrier's strategy for growth.
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Roary Stasko, Telstra’s finance and strategy executive director, has been appointed as the new CEO of Telstra’s International business.
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Telstra has named Nitin Tikku as vice president of global business development for Telstra Americas.
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Australia’s state-owned wholesale last-mile company NBN Co is firing 10% of its staff as the fixed market has stalled.
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Australian operator Vocus has promoted Ellie Sweeney, its COO for the past four years, to be CEO.
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Telstra Wholesale confirms that it has been working with Aussie Broadband as of December to trial 400GE client services on two routes between Sydney and Melbourne.
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The Australian regulator has blocked a network-sharing plan by Telstra and rival operator TPG.
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Nokia has teamed with Telstra to deploy a Nokia Orchestration Centre to build a reusable platform ‘as a service’.
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Telstra has appointed Katy Greenfield as its new vice president of customer solutions for the Americas.
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Telstra has expanded its Telstra Private Cloud to Melbourne, following the successful launch of the service in Sydney in March.
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Telstra Corporation (Telstra), Optus Internet (Optus), and TPG Internet (TPG), have been ordered by the Australian Federal Court to pay penalties of $33.5 million.
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Kacific Broadband Satellites has installed resilient infrastructure for Tonga’s state-owned telecoms company, to make connections more secure after this year’s volcano.
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Telstra has expanded ground stations in Perth and Merredin, Western Australia with additional antennas to support the I-6 F1 satellite from Inmarsat.
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Tasmania Police have successfully completed a trial of the Tasmanian Government Radio Network in collaboration with Motorola Solutions and Telstra.
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The industry is starting to take action on what many are seeing as a crisis in recruitment of new talent as many are approaching retirement age.
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Weeks after he retired as CEO of Telstra, Andy Penn appears to be regretting the company’s policy towards the National Broadband Network (NBN), the Australian government-owned wholesale network.
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Saf Malik speaks to Paul Abfalter, head of global wholesale and North Asia at Telstra about the SX NEXT cable, a CEO transition and the company's goals between now and 2023.
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Digicel Pacific – now owned by Telstra – has extended its partnership with satellite company SES to provide resilient communications to Tonga, which was cut off by a volcano earlier this year.
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Telstra and Microsoft have expanded their partnership to support Australia’s digital growth.
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The trade association of Australia’s smaller carriers has hit out against a network-sharing plan by two of the biggest operators.
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Telstra has named Steve Mundt as its vice president of enterprise and technology for the Americas.
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Digicel’s US$1.6 billion sale of its Pacific business to Telstra is likely to close by the end of July, according to reports from Ireland, the home of Digicel’s owner Denis O’Brien.
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Ericsson and Ciena have made a number of enhancements to Telstra’s optical network which will increase its service capacity to 400 gigabit per second Ethernet (GE).
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More than 30 carriers have collectively witnessed a seven-fold increase in inbound international voice calls to Ukraine in a single month.
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Telstra has expanded its services in the Philippines after launching a new point of presence (PoP) in Pasig City.
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EXA Infrastructure has appointed Nicholas Collins as its chief commercial officer.
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Telstra confirms that the first direct subsea cable to connect Australia with the US will become ready for service in July 2022.
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Telstra has appointed Noah Drake to the role of president for the Americas following the departure of Nicholas Collins.
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Digicel is fighting with the government of Papua New Guinea (PNG) over a demand that it pay in tax US$100 million if it sells its Pacific operations to Telstra.
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Telstra’s CFO, Vicky Brady, will become CEO when Andy Penn retires this year after seven years in the post.