More than 1,100 internet hospitals have been built nationwide. The broad application of big data in China’s COVID-19 prevention and control has promoted the speedy digital transformation of the medical industry, according to reports released by the People’s Republic of China (PRC). The national QR health code, which displays individual…
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Wester Australia Education Dept. upgrades Internet connectivity
Increasing data speeds across the Australian state. Public school students throughout Western Australia (WA) will soon have access to high-speed connectivity under an extension of the partnership between Telstra and the WA Department of Education. WA Education Minister Sue Ellery, who said that students could experience on average an increase…
Read MoreAustralian Government to spend A$4.5B on further National Broadband Network investment
To bring ultra-fast broadband to millions to the country and create 25,000 jobs. Around eight million Australian homes will have access to ultra-fast broadband speeds of up to one Gigabit per second (Gbps) following an upgrade to the National Broadband Network (NBN). The A$4.5 billion network investment plan will give…
Read MoreOptus sets its sights on Tasmania’s North West coast
Local investment to deliver improved coverage Optus has switched on two new towers in East Devonport and Acacia Hills in Tasmania, while also opening a retail store in Devonport. The new towers provide residents in East Devonport and Acacia Hills with dedicated 4G coverage and capacity, forming part of Optus’…
Read MoreAPAC countries have dangerous protocols on the Internet
Overall, unencrypted, cleartext protocols are still the rule on how information flows around the world. APAC countries like China, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Australia, and Hong Kong are among the countries with the most exposed dangerous protocols on the Internet, according to security analytics and automation company, Rapid7’s recently released…
Read MoreAustralia’s broadband services held up for business services during lock-down
Internet services was a concern for Aussie CIOs during pandemic. The Australian Competition and Consumer Competition said its Critical Services Report showed broadband speeds and connectivity held up well during May 2020 despite a big increase in the use of video conferencing and streaming services due to COVID-19. According to…
Read MoreMobile service providers push ahead with 5G amidst pandemic
Research shows telcos making strides in 5G networks. Mobile service providers say they are making substantial progress toward ushering in a new generation of 5G Networks that will enable ultra-high-speed mobile connectivity and a wide variety of new applications and smart infrastructure use cases. Progress includes steady work toward virtualising…
Read MoreGoogle Hong Kong works with Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data
Working to promote safer Internet tips and raise the awareness. Google Hong Kong, together with the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Hong Kong (PCPD), has recruited local illustrator Dustykid to promote safer internet tips and raise the awareness of hidden dangers if one is being careless. The illustration series will…
Read MoreMalaysia gives go ahead for Internet service installation in green zones
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has given the go ahead for communication and Internet services to be classified as “essential service” during the Movement Control Order (MCO) period. The reclassification allows related installations to go ahead during the order period. In a statement the Commission said, fixed broadband installations,…
Read MoreHuawei works with China Telecom Shenzhen to widen 5G coverage
Macro and pole base stations widen 5G coverage in Shenzhen, China China Telecom Shenzhen and Huawei have built 3D networking that involves macro and pole base stations in China. Using hundreds of 5G C-Band Book RRUs used, the deployment helps China Telecom Shenzhen to deliver an undifferentiated experience in…
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