Join us for the IAA Members Forum 2025 The IAA Members Forum will be back this May. This Members-only event will be held virtually via Zoom. It’s a great opportunity for you to ask us questions and provide valuable feedback
Well, here we are in 2025! We’ve got some great plans for the year, with some fabulous events to mark our 30th anniversary. We’re really proud of our history and of the future we have. We have more upgrades and
The IAA Board met for its Planning Day on 13 November 2024 – it was a packed day of valuable discussions with productive outcomes! The Planning Day began with an induction session including training on Board and Director responsibilities. The
This year marks a major milestone for the Internet Association of Australia (IAA): our 30th anniversary! To celebrate, we’re taking the party on the road to make 2025 a year to remember! We’ve planned celebrations in all seven cities where
Join our briefing with Q&A for IAA Members regarding our updated Master Service Agreement and Membership Agreement. To ensure compliance with current legislation and good governance, we have reviewed our Master Service Agreement (MSA) and Membership Agreement (MA). With the
Applications are open for the 2025 IAASysters program; this time, we’re offering workshops in New Zealand and Australia. Whether you want to apply for yourself, nominate someone, or explore sponsorship opportunities, this is your chance to get involved! IAASysters NZ
We’re proud to be Women in Tech Sponsors at APRICOT 2025, held from 19–27 February in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. APRICOT brings together the Asia Pacific internet community to share knowledge, explore trends, and collaborate on advancing internet networking technologies. We
From rolling out a brand-new metrics system to tackling firmware bugs and optimising hardware across the network, the past few months have been anything but quiet. We’ve been refining how we collect and display network data, upgrading devices to keep
We’re excited to announce that the IAA Member Portal now allows you to order 100G LR1 optical transceivers across any 100Gbps enabled site. 100GBASE-LR1 is the successor to 100GBASE-LR4 as it uses a single laser rather than four lasers to
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