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    Following NGINX acquisition, F5 unveils NGINX Controller 3.0

    In its first major product announcement since aquiring NGINX last year, F5 Networks on Monday announced NGINX Controller 3.0, a cloud-native application delivery product. NGINX Controller brings together a broad set of app services — such as load balancing, API management, analytics and service mesh — to consolidate DevOps tools and speed up application deployments. […] More

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    Mosquitoes spread disease, but this is how AI is biting back

    Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance. Along with their itchy bites, they spread serious diseases, like malaria, dengue or zika, which, as Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has pointed out, kill more people every day than sharks have managed to do in an entire century. Artificial Intelligence A Yale report released last year also suggests that climate […] More

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    StarHub and M1 to submit joint bid for 5G licence

    Singaporean telcos StarHub and M1 have signed an exclusive agreement to submit a joint bid for a 5G licence. Industry regulator Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) announced in October that two 5G licences were up for grabs that would enable telcos to run localised 5G services on existing 4G networks. The licences will provide the […] More

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    Comcast offsets video losses with business, wireless, and broadband

    Comcast added 372,000 net customers in the fourth quarter as it continues to navigate the shifting cable bundle, which means fewer video subscribers offset by broadband, business, and wireless additions. The cable, technology, and media giant, which is expected to talk extensively about its Peacock streaming service, the company delivered 1.13 million net customer additions […] More

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    Citrix: These are new patches for your vulnerable servers

    Enterprise tech company Citrix has rolled out a new round of fixes for a vulnerability that’s already being exploited to install malware on Citrix servers and which has even sparked a turf war among cybercriminals over compromised machines.  Networking The new fixes address CVE-2019-19781, which has been in the spotlight over the past week after […] More

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    When Sonos must sunset: Old ZonePlayers will stop getting updates

    Since its founding, Sonos has fought in the marketplace against dozens of premium audio brands and a handful of standards (such as DLNA, Play-Fi, and AllPlay) that have sought to derail its leadership in networked audio. More recently, it has begun fighting in court against Google for alleged theft of patent infringement as competition with […] More

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    ACMA to review bushfire impact on Australian telco networks

    The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is set to conduct an industry-wide review into the impact of Australia’s summer of bushfires on the nation’s telco networks, and how the industry handled the situation. The review was announced by Communications Minister Paul Fletcher on Wednesday following a meeting with the CEOs of Telstra, Vodafone, NBN, […] More