-#132 Corning ANZ MD Bill Wallace | Shadow comms minister Senator Sarah Henderson | Senderz.ai founder Dan Rosen

from CommsDay Live · host Grahame Lynch

In this jumbo edition of CommsDay Live, Grahame Lynch talks with Corning's local head Bill Wallace about how fibre is being deployed in AI infrastructure. Then at 15:30, Grahame talks with Senator Sarah Henderson about the Opposition view of what's happening in comms policy, And from 27.00, Senderz.ai founder Dan Rosen talks about coming verification requirements for SMS broadcasts, not just here in Australia but across the world

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