Internet service providers who implement the Federal Government’s voluntary filter stand to lose Australian broadband customers in droves according to a new survey. In fact, according to the newly released figures, signing up to the filter could be a business shattering choice.

Just weeks after announcing Japanese giant NTT would buy it for £2.1 billion, Dimension Data has embarked on an Australian recruitment spree – announcing that it is looking for 170 new personnel over the next six months to meet rising market demand.

It is one thing to say that climate change is crap but quite another to threaten to scrap a popular $43 billion nation building project. That appears to be the corner that the leader of the opposition Tony Abbott has painted himself into with his announced intention for the National Broadband Network.

Natalie Muik is crying out for a better internet service for her family’s business and was interested to learn that Mike Quigley, ceo of NBN Co had today announced he would be sending her and other local businesses  a letter and consent form to sign up for the 100 Mbits a second National Broadband network. But first she wants to see the fine print.

An Australian company says it can offer fibre deployment technology capable of reducing the cost of the NBN rollout by around $10 billion.

A preview version of Userful's Linux MultiSeat 2010 has been made available to potential users.

If you run any type of network infrastructure there will come a time you need a low-level packet sniffer to work out just what is going on. Colasoft's Capsa product challenges the myth these tools must be hard to use.

The Asus Eee PC 1001P is more than just a very cheap netbook computer. It very much signals the end of an era of portable PC computing that Asus single-handedly revolutionised in 2007.