In this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Captain Richard de Crespigny tells Jake Nelson the story of QF32, 15 years on – and what it taught him about the value of resilience.
We’re wrapping up our telecom year-in-review series with perhaps the hottest topics of them all: data centers, cloud, and AI.
TeleGeography experts Jon Hjembo and Patrick Christian join the show to address core questions about recent data cen…
Welcome to the second episode in our three-part series catching up on the most interesting stories in telecom from 2025, and looking forward to what we expect in 2026.
(If you’re just joining, you can go back and check out our first episode …
Welcome to the second episode in our three-part series catching up on the most interesting stories in telecom from 2025, and looking forward to what we expect in 2026.
(If you’re just joining, you can go back and check out our first episode …
On the final regular Australian Aviation Podcast for this year, Jake and David reflect on what 2025 brought and what 2026 is set to bring – and wish you all the best for the holiday season.
While we hear a lot about automated provisioning and NaaS, how long does it really take to get a quote for DIA service?
Or more to the point: how long does it take to actually get a circuit installed?
And what do enterprises really thin…
On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and David look at the factors putting the squeeze on Australian travellers’ wallets, and whether newer, larger, and more efficient aircraft might bring some relief.
On this podcast, Jake Nelson talks to Clint Cardozo and Carly Waddleton from OneReg on the perils of data silos in aviation, and how to streamline the regulatory compliance process.
On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, as the start dates loom, Jake and David revisit the major airlines’ power bank ban and examine the safety issues that have driven it.