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  • Powertel wrestles with Huawei DSLAMs

    Technical issues specific to Powertel's network have temporarily prevented the business-focused telco from installing Chinese networking vendor Huawei's DSLAM equipment.

  • DSLAM rollouts risky: Netspace

    Internet service provider Netspace won't yet commit to expanding its ADSL2+ network past Melbourne due to the instability of the fledgling broadband industry.

  • Optus inches forward on wholesale ADSL2+

    Number two telco Optus has already signed supply agreements with at least one party as it moves closer to giving Internet service providers (ISPs) wholesale access to its extensive new high-speed broadband network.

  • PowerTel announces broadband expansion

    Second tier telco PowerTel is hoping to significantly increase its broadband subscriber base over the coming 18 months by spending almost AU$10 million expanding its network infrastructure.

  • Commander inks wholesale deals

    Business-focused telco Commander today signed wholesale communications contracts with Telstra, and two broadband providers.

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