Lewis Page

Lewis Page has been writing about technology across various industry sectors since the early noughties. He has a degree in engineering and is based in London.

Facebook, Google and the Seven Eyes: implications for privacy

Chinese chip making: is this the Dreadnought moment?

Chinese chip making: is this the Dreadnought moment?

China is making efforts to build a chipmaking industry of its own. Can it be done?

Africa: A possible springboard for low orbit broadband

Africa: A possible springboard for low orbit broadband

Does low-orbit satellite broadband networking have the potential to replace subsea cables and bring reliable internet to Africa's remote users?

5G for LatAm: Nokia knows why, but perhaps not who

5G for LatAm: Nokia knows why, but perhaps not who

A new report from Nokia predicts huge economic add over time from 5G adoption in LatAm. But will Huawei, ZTE et al reap the rewards more than Nokia?

Australia leads the charge against the internet front pages

Australia leads the charge against the internet front pages

Australia seems set to make Google and Facebook pay for scraping traditional media, an idea which would hugely undermine their basic business models if it became widespread – and could fundamentally change the way the internet works. ...

Cloud growth outweighs Covid effect in APAC

Cloud growth outweighs Covid effect in APAC

One sector which has been booming during the Covid-19 pandemic is cloud computing: and this is at least as true in Asia as it is elsewhere.

Australia's new cyber legion to ward off 'state based' attacks

Australia's new cyber legion to ward off 'state based' attacks

In mid-June, Australia came under sustained cyberattack by a "state-based actor" - widely understood to have been the People's Republic of China. Canberra has now confirmed more than AU$1bn in funding and the recruitment of hundreds...

Tough times in LatAm: but that's business as usual

Tough times in LatAm: but that's business as usual

How has Covid-19 impacted venture capital investment in LatAm tech?

China trade war continues: US blacklists key Apple supplier

China trade war continues: US blacklists key Apple supplier

Accused by the Americans of forced-labour abuses against Muslims in western China, O-Film is a key Apple supplier, and one of the latest Chinese firms to be blacklisted.

Bringing Facebook to book Down Under

Bringing Facebook to book Down Under

The embattled web giant struggles to suppress crackpot theories as coronavirus keeps its moderators off work and Australian courts consider a colossal privacy fine

Retreat from LatAm: Euro telco giants head homeward to think again

Retreat from LatAm: Euro telco giants head homeward to think again

Major European telcos are pulling out of Latin America and seeking to achieve growth via digital transformation.

Australia's NBN: Who's really going to pay for it?

Australia's NBN: Who's really going to pay for it?

As Telstra CEO says Telstra must bear some responsibility for the state of the NBN we look at the history, current state and future of Australia's NBN.

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