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Month: June 2018

5G ecosystem
Features

5G ecosystem critical but incomplete if key players missing

June 29, 2018 Tony Poulos 2

Damien Dujacquier, senior partner at Roland Berger, firmly believes that, unlike previous technologies, 5G will roll out in Asia first – led by China, Korea and Japan. Also, he says that the big thing about Read more…

facebook
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Facebook gives up on broadband drones – but just the drone part

June 29, 2018 John C. Tanner 0

ITEM: Facebook has officially given up on its project to deploy broadband UAVs that would connect the unconnected to the internet from the air. Or at least it’s giving up on doing the UAV part. Read more…

Allot
Videos

Allot has a lot to say about network security – and with good reason

June 29, 2018 Tony Poulos 0

Most smartphone users are not overly concerned with security of their data or opt to install an app to protect it. With the help of Allot, clever service providers can opt to provide security to their Read more…

5G juggling
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5G demands a new and unified approach to data management

June 29, 2018 Guest Writer 0

The move to Digital, 5G and IoT has generated significant pressure for operators to overhaul their data strategy and fast. Ericsson forecast that there will be in the region of 1.5 billion IoT devices driven Read more…

Philippe Alcaras Airties mesh wi-fi
Videos

Experts are making a real mesh of Wi-Fi – and it’s working!

June 29, 2018 Tony Poulos 0

Experts are making a real mesh of Wi-Fi – and it’s working! AirTies CEO Philippe Alcaras believes that Wi-Fi is like water – homes used to have one source of water now its available in multiple outlets Read more…

quantum blubber
Features

Friday Futures: artificial blubber, mini hearts, quantum computers

June 29, 2018 Alex Leslie 0

Welcome to Friday Futures, our weekly guide to the latest visions of The Future from around the web. This week: artificial blubber; Satoshi’s mind games; quantum computers; bacteria in space; mini hearts and what news Read more…

MEC
Off the Wire

Cellcos must embrace MEC now if they want to monetize 5G later: report

June 29, 2018 News Centre 0

Mobile operators need to be chasing MEC (mobile edge compute) as much as they are 5G because many 5G revenues streams will rely on MEC being in place, says a new report from Rethink Research. Read more…

MWC shanghai
Off the Wire

MWC WIRE: IoT eSIMs, IoT security, demos, pacts and more

June 29, 2018 News Centre 0

Action this week at MWC Shanghai 2018: DoCoMo and China Mobile launch eSIM solution for IoT gear; GSMA gets at least 15 cellcos to adopt IoT security guidelines; hardware acceleration and coupling for C-RAN; ASTRI Read more…

EU copyright
News

Content companies dismiss criticism of EU copyright overhaul

June 29, 2018 News Centre 0

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Europe’s music, broadcasting and publishing industries have hit back at internet critics of an EU overhaul of copyright rules, saying claims the reforms might lead to the demise of the internet amount Read more…

huawei
News

Huawei clashes with US Senators over university R&D funding

June 29, 2018 News Centre 0

HONG KONG (Reuters) – The chairman of China’s Huawei Technologies has hit back at several US lawmakers who claimed the firm’s research funding to over 50 American universities posed a “significant threat” to national security. Read more…

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