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Sasha Karen

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  • Senior Journalist, ARN
Sydney
As seen in: ARN, Flipboard, Computerworld Australia, PC World Australia, Whirlpool, Good Gear Guide, Le Monde Informatique, ComputerWorld España, Reseller News, Smart Property Investment, DealerWorld España and
Senior Journalist at @ARNnet, covering movements in the Australian IT channel. Also gaming nerd. Opinions my own. Email me at sasha_karen@foundryco.com
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NBN Co trials simultaneous optical tech co-existing on full fibre

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By Sasha Karen Verified
| Whirlpool
NBN Co has successfully trialled multiple generations of optical technologies on its Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) network along with partner Nokia. The lab technical trial showed multiple optical technologies — GPON, XGSPON, and 50GPON — being used on its network to reach capacity of over 230 Gigabits per second. The National Broadband Network (NBN) builder also said it has the potential to increase to Terabit rates in future technical trials.
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Superloop acquires Lynham Networks for $165M

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By Sasha Karen Verified
| Whirlpool
Credit: Paul Tyler (Superloop) Superloop is set to expand its footprint with the acquisition of Lynham Networks, the parent company of Lightning Broadband, for $165 million in cash. This comes amid posting a relatively profitable first half of the 2026 financial year.
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New WA budget ‘stifling’ property market

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By Sasha Karen Verified
| Smart Property Investment
New WA budget ‘stifling’ property market The head of a property institute is disappointed with the latest state budget for Western Australia as he believes there was not enough of a focus on property. The Western Australian budget was announced on Thursday, with WA treasurer Ben Wyatt revealing that the state has had its first surplus in five years of $553 million. But for Damian Collins, the president of the Real Estate Institute of WA, there was a lack of attention placed on the property market.
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