Data centres will power tech gains forward, say E&P analysts
Data centres are expected to bring a significant return for investors in 2025 as AI workloads increase and hyperscalers demand more capacity, according to E&P analysts.
Data centres are expected to bring a significant return for investors in 2025 as AI workloads increase and hyperscalers demand more capacity, according to E&P analysts.
Hefty salaries, big bonuses and the nation’s highest hourly rates commanded by tech workers have been revealed, with even junior staff earning six-figure pay packets.
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Labor has blamed the Coalition’s ‘unreliable’ copper NBN for scores of Australians switching to Elon Musk’s Starlink, warning the foreign-owned network was a ‘risk’ in areas where there was no credible alternative.
One of the nation’s biggest broadband providers says Labor should be fixing areas where competition has broken down rather than building networks, as scores of Australians switch to satellite and 5G services.
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The nation’s largest telco is working with Elon Musk’s Starlink to allow rural Australian customers in isolated areas to send text messages via satellites.
The former PwC boss and Carlton Blues president has deactivated his X account, claiming it was hacked after a nude photo was posted.
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