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Month: November 2018

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Features

Friday Futures: selfies from Mars, wind food, man-made DNA

November 30, 2018 Alex Leslie 0

Welcome to Friday Futures, our weekly guide to the latest visions of The Future from around the web. This week: A selfie from Insight Mars lander; Navy AR; food from wind; when fish took the first Read more…

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Pay-TV players are bamboozled by your so-called 5G

November 30, 2018 John C. Tanner 0

Earlier this month, I had the privilege of chairing a 5G seminar on the sidelines of the AVIA Video Summit in Hong Kong. (Gentle reminder: AVIA is the pay-TV/satellite industry organization formerly known as CASBAA.) Read more…

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DevOps, intellectual property and who owns what

November 30, 2018 Guest Writer 0

Collaborative DevOps brings lots of benefits, but it also raises legal issues of IP ownership and management. A joint development plan will help you sort that out in advance, writes Openet’s Laura Flood. There’s been Read more…

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News

5G WIRE: Toyota 5G robot, network slicing, Smart video call

November 30, 2018 John C. Tanner 0

5G action this day: DoCoMo controls a Toyota robot 10 km away using 5G; Cellcos must transform to capitalize on $66b network slicing opportunity; Smart Communications makes a 5G video call; Fujitsu makes single-panel antenna Read more…

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Qualcomm launches AI investment fund, starts with AnyVision

November 30, 2018 News Centre 1

Qualcomm has announced the launch of the Qualcomm Ventures AI Fund to invest up to an aggregate of $100 million in start-ups working in artificial intelligence. The fund will focus on startups that share the Read more…

Moscow cable car cyber attack
News

Someone just cyber-attacked Moscow’s new cable car

November 30, 2018 News Centre 0

MOSCOW (Reuters) – Moscow’s latest tourist attraction, a cable car over the Moskva River, has been shut the day after it opened because of what the operator said was a cyber attack. The gondola takes Read more…

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Go-Jek opens shop in Singapore to take on Grab

November 30, 2018 News Centre 0

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Indonesian ride-hailing firm Go-Jek kicked off a trial launch in parts of Singapore on Thursday and plans to roll out an array of services through its app in early 2019, challenging dominant Read more…

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Huawei Cloud launches blockchain service worldwide

November 30, 2018 News Centre 0

Huawei Cloud revealed that it has officially launched its Blockchain Service (BCS) for global use, following its commercial debut in China last month. Now available on the international Huawei Cloud website, the service – which Read more…

Huawei Spark 5G GCSB NZ
News

Huawei 5G ban not a full ban, just a tiny ban: GCSB minister

November 29, 2018 John C. Tanner 0

New Zealand’s intelligence services minister has reportedly denied that the GCSB’s decision that Huawei’s 5G equipment poses a national security risk constitutes a full-on ban of the Chinese telecoms equipment vendor. However, as far as Read more…

5G mobile first
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The rise of mobile-first is potentially good news for 5G

November 29, 2018 Richard Windsor 0

The latest data confirms what RFM’s Digital Life Pie has been indicating for some time: mobile is increasingly the internet access medium of choice in developed markets. And that’s good news for 5G – at Read more…

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