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More Australians using mobiles at home and kids are starting younger
ACMA research shows the trend in Australians shifting from fixed to mobile, and mobile phone use among Australian children continues to grow. Read more…
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APAC workers are struggling with burnout and COVID-19 stress
Asia Pacific workers face increased burnout as they struggle to keep work and personal time separate (and avoid catching COVID-19). Read more…
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Telcos are missing an obvious 5G revenue play: households
Telcos need to seriously rethink their customer segmentation as well as the bundles, pricing and offers targeted at households. Read more…
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Volume and value of data increasing exponentially in the Data Age
Research shows that leaders see the significant opportunity in this explosion of data and believe data is very valuable to their organization Read more…
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Instant messaging users reach 4.3bn in 2020 driven by payment services
The number of instant messaging users will reach 4.3 billion in 2020, largely driven by increased r remote communication in COVID-19 crisis. Read more…
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Rapyd research identifies payment preferences across AsiaPac region
Research analyzes existing and preferred methods for getting paid across several transaction scenarios in the Asia Pacific region. Read more…
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Misconfiguration is the number one risk to cloud environments
Research reveals that misconfiguration by human error and complex deployments open the door to a wide range of cloud cyber threats. Read more…
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Japan to research next generation mobile technologies after 5G
Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) plans to establish a government-led research group for next generation technologies after 5G. Read more…
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Research shows DNS amplification attacks grew nearly 4,800%
DNS amplification attacks continue to increase in number, growing 4,788% over Q3 2018, according to Nexusguard’s Q3 2019 Threat Report. Read more…
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Kids don’t trust Alexa – great, but it’s no cure for fake news
Researchers say kids don’t believe everything Alexa and Siri tell them, suggesting they may grow up inoculated against fake news. But it’s not that simple. Read more…