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Security and the Internet of Things (IoT)
As automation increases it is important that security measures are also stepped up, so that we can safely reap all the benefits the IoT has to offer. Read more…
Month: February 2019
Features
5G operators will rely on 4G/LTE networks for years to come
Operators are investing heavily in LTE/LTE-Advanced/LTE-Advanced Pro technologies as the global de-facto platform for delivering mobile broadband services. Read more…
Off the Wire
Starhub claims data bill shock is history with new plan add-on
StarHub has announced another major #HelloChange plan add-on to remove all uncertainty caused by extra monthly data usage charges. Read more…
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Huawei security row overshadows Mobile World Congress
Leading telecoms companies gather in Barcelona this week for the annual Mobile World Congress under the shadow of a bitter clash between the USA and China over Huawei network security. Read more…
Features
Friday Futures: the weather on Mars, AI driven cat toy
AV manufacturers and law enforcement want to avoid this problem. It could mean programming AVs to pull over as soon as they detect flashing police lights Read more…
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5G network slicing – commercialization and business models
ZTE was the first to release the 5G end-to-end network slicing solution and now it is exploring its commercialization and business models. Read more…
Off the Wire
How 5G will solve congestion problems in today’s 4G networks
Opensignal mobile analytics company, has published its first report about “How 5G will solve the congestion problems of today’s 4G networks”. Read more…
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Huawei Cloud launched in Singapore to service Asia Pacific region
HUAWEI CLOUD, the cloud-computing services of Huawei, unveiled in Singapore, expands the reach of its full-stack cloud platform and AI to Asia Pacific region. Read more…
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India social media laws would impose burdensome regulations
India social media draft rules have prompted intense lobbying by technology companies, which say the proposals “impose burdensome obligations”. Read more…
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China regulator stops accepting video game applications
China’s top content regulator has asked local authorities to stop submitting requests to monetise new video games, while it processes a backlog. Read more…
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4G – not 5G – will still rule in 2022, and that’s a good thing
The biggest mobile technology in 2022 will be 4G, not 5G, says the latest Cisco VNI thing. The good news: you’ve got more time to get your 5G strategy together. Read more…
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Software business dead – but software has more value than ever
Although software is core to most business, it is not so easy to create a viable software business, or at least generate big profits by only selling software. Read more…
Features
Cheaper and faster: which Bitcoin alternatives (altcoins) to buy?
Bitcoin is still undisputed leader in the market, but other alternatives (altcoins) offer the same functionality (or even broader) at a more favourable price. Read more…
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Singapore telcos may be required to provide breakdown of billing
Telcos in Singapore could soon be required to provide a standardised breakdown of charges when billing customers, under new proposed requirements. Read more…
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Britain finds no evidence of malicious activity in Huawei kit
Britain is able to manage the security risks of using Huawei equipment in national telecoms networks and has not seen any evidence of malicious activity. Read more…
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How ZTE is committed to 5G technological innovation
According to Mr Wang Xiyu, CTO of XZTE, the company has been committed to 5G technological innovation for digital transformation push. Read more…
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How do we achieve revenues of $300 billion from 5G?
Operator billed revenues from 5G are set to hit $300 billion (38% of operators’ billed revenues) by 2025, but how? Read more…
Features
An optimal solution for 5G fronthaul based on 25G WDM-PON
With the advent of the 5G era, the bearing networks for 5G fronthaul (5G fronthaul bearer networks) are facing some unique challenges. Read more…
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Leading Indian journalist launches scathing attack on Twitter
Indian journalist, Barkha Dutt, launched a scathing attack on Twitter for locking her account after she posted details of men who allegedly stalked and threatened her. Read more…
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Chinese government propaganda app was developed by Alibaba
Chinese government propaganda app that recently became a huge hit was developed by Alibaba at a time when China’s tech firms are under global scrutiny. Read more…