Australian 3G auction tops $405M on first day
Spectrum configured for auction into 58 lots for metropolitan and regional areas
Spectrum configured for auction into 58 lots for metropolitan and regional areas
Use of the Linux operating system for servers will grow by 57 percent per year in the Asia-Pacific region (excluding Japan) according to a report by market analyst International Data Corp. (IDC).
Bidders have warned they will not pay huge prices
Orbit Canada and Perth-based ITSP Australia will complete building a VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) network connecting Australia's six biggest cities by the third quarter of this year, according to the Canadian company.
One of the largest attacks of its kind, says monitor
The Malaysian government is considering using the country's Internal Security Act (ISA) against hackers such as those who defaced the country's parliament Web site in late December, according to the government news agency Berita Nasional Malaysia.
Deregulation will affect pace of IP telephony market development
Slowdown expected in 2001
Aim is to turn ASEAN from 10 separate markets into borderless market
Telecommunications regulator Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) is taking measures to ensure there will be no collusion among bidders for 3G (third-generation) mobile phone licenses here, such as that which has threatened to wreck similar auctions in Europe recently.
Singapore moves to avoid Swiss fate
SINGAPORE (10/25/2000) - E-commerce opportunities exist worldwide and vary considerably in type from country to country, and U.S. companies who do not market to international online consumers are ignoring potential revenue streams, according to market analyst International Data Corp. (IDC).
Lucent Technologies has revised profit estimates downwards for its fiscal 2000 fourth quarter from $US0.24 per share to between $US0.17 and $US0.18 per share, the company announced in a statement Tuesday.
60% of companies targeted will be unaware of attacks
More than half of US Internet users say that downloading music is not stealing, according to survey results released Thursday by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.