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Roy Hill Signs On for Vocus Horizon Cable

2000km fibre link will connect WA's Pilbara region to Vocus’ national backbone

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Vocus Appoints Andrés Irlando as Chief Executive Officer

“His global infrastructure and AI leadership experience comes at a pivotal time for Vocus’ growth and transformation,” says Chair Penny Bingham-Hall

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Vocus to Build Australia’s First Telesat Lightspeed Landing Station

Multi-year deal will deliver fibre connectivity for Telesat’s LEO network, boosting low-latency satellite services and digital resilience across the region

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The uncomfortable truth about small business cybersecurity

Traditional firewall solutions often require technical knowledge that many SMB owners simply don't have.

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Cybersecurity Challenges: AI, SOC Costs & the MDR Advantage

Does AI solve or worsen your cyber operations challenges? In-house Cybersecurity vs Managed Detection & Response (MDR)

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Australian space startups leading the satellite revolution

While Starlink and Amazon Kuiper grab headlines, Australia’s space industry is quietly developing world-class capabilities with big economic potential.

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