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  • Bracing for a network meltdown

    Companies worldwide are developing back-up facilities and bolstering wireless capabilities, ready for any service problems from the WorldCom scandal. Should we be very worried?

  • Lucent cancels switch plans

    Struggling telecommunications equipment giant Lucent Technologies has cancelled plans for a new product that was to be an upgrade for one of the company's best-performing divisions.

  • Sonic Crash: PBX vs VOIP

    At one corner of the ring, we have the time proven PBX that has served corporate for more than four decades. Back by an unmatched real-time voice communications and experienced professionals, armed with proud track record, is being challenged by the contestant at the other corner! VoIP!

  • SingTel, Optus deal to conclude by July

    Singapore Telecommunications has one last hurdle to cross before gaining control of the mobile business of Cable & Wireless Optus, Australia's second largest telco.

  • The Great Online Debate

    In this Australian exclusive, ZDNet asked the country's major political parties to outline their IT strategies in the lead-up to the 2001 Federal Election, answering the questions of readers on a myriad of technology-related issues.

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