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Optus-led consortium to build a sovereign LEO satellite
The project marks a significant step forward for Australia's capabilities in space-based connectivity and critical space domain awareness. [ + ]
RFUANZ report: a sold-out evening of celebration
The annual RFUANZ Gala Dinner and Awards evening was an exceptional celebration of innovation, dedication and excellence across the sector. [ + ]
Ultra-compact radio module enables 6G applications
An ultra-compact, low-power, 150 GHz radio module enabling high data rates in mobile devices has been developed by researchers in Japan. [ + ]
ARCIA update: LMR is still important
Recent conferences and other events have affirmed that land mobile radio is still important and that the market is indeed growing, says ARCIA President Hamish Duff. [ + ]
5G satellite tech advances connectivity in remote locations
Five organisations have jointly developed new 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite technology to advance mobile connectivity in remote locations. [ + ]
Comms Connect NZ 2025: conference highlights
Over 500 visitors attended over the course of the critical communications event, which saw 35 expert speakers share their insights across two conference streams. [ + ]
Tackling network congestion with ISAC and RIS
Individually or combined, Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) and Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) can enhance capacity, reduce congestion, and provide improved user experiences. [ + ]
How the new SGP.32 standard is modernising global IoT deployments
The GSMA's new SGP.32 standard represents an exciting advancement in remote SIM provisioning, redefining how IoT devices are deployed and managed globally. [ + ]
Designing resilience: advanced power strategies for critical infrastructure
Designing power systems for critical infrastructure now involves more than capacity — it requires foresight. [ + ]
How smart maps are changing school emergency response
When emergencies happen at school, every second matters. But many of the systems we still use to respond to crises are outdated. [ + ]
Leveraging AI for increased public safety at the Brisbane Olympics
Smart technology presents an unparalleled opportunity to revolutionise public safety, and security specialist Joe De Martino believes the use of AI-supported security cameras should be at the heart of our strategy. [ + ]
A fairer future: RSM's fees review and what it means for NZ's radio comms sector
The NZ radio comms industry is closely watching the outcome of the Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) fees review — the first in over a decade. [ + ]
Improving data transmission with optical satellite comms
The iLAuNCH Trailblazer program is setting out to revolutionise satellite communications, thanks to a new project that will develop technologies to give Australians faster and more affordable access to data. [ + ]
AI-powered bushfire detection can protect forests and communities
Bushfires pose a significant threat to Australia and New Zealand's environment, economy and communities, with traditional detection methods often failing to provide timely warnings. [ + ]
ARCIA update: mid-year review
ARCIA President Hamish Duff reflects on the year so far, including past and upcoming events, trends and committee changes. [ + ]
