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Electric car maker turned renewable energy company Tesla has plugged in the world’s largest battery to support the electricity grid in South Australia, which has been suffering from an upwards spiral in prices and a decline in grid reliability.

Ransomware is entering a new phase where malicious data encryption can be used to potentially cripple markets, governments, or even whole economies.

Ultra fast broadband — defined as broadband services with connectivity at 300 megabits per second (mbps) and above — is an often passed political football.

As more people rely on their mobile phones, the networks that support them are looking increasingly attractive to hackers.

The UK’s largest trial of self-driving and connected cars has taken to public roads for the first time.

Virtual reality (VR) has been called a game changer technology, but — frankly — it isn’t.

Skyrocketing video traffic requires Netflix to constantly invest in network capacity to stay one step ahead of demand.

Smartphones have come an incredibly long way since their introduction in 1992.

YouTube has made Google a video behemoth but now Google Cloud — Google’s fast-growing new business unit — is looking for new ways to grow the company’s media revenue.

Digital home assistants like Google Home Mini and Amazon Echo owe users more than privacy: if they are to be trusted, they must explain how they make decisions.

We have been beyond the hype for smart cities for many years.

Telcos face a strategic decision: is their Internet of Things (IoT) position that of a family or of a business?

Digital transformation is much more than an empty buzzword.

Merger negotiations between mobile companies T-Mobile and Sprint have collapsed, both saying they could not agree on terms.

The shift from traditional pay-TV to online streaming is overwhelming telecoms industry efforts to invigorate sales by bundling services.

UK telecom giant BT has today posted a drop in revenue of almost two percent year-on-year while pre-tax profits fell by almost 10 percent for its latest quarter, however EE is remains its star performer.