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China slams US government blacklists and trade sanctions
China slammed a decision by the US government to put telecom equipment giant Huawei on a blacklist and said it will take steps to protect its companies. Read more…
Month: May 2019
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Singapore’s IMDA wants proper standalone 5G, not upgrades
The IMDA wants Singapore to be a front-runner in 5G innovation – and thinks the non-standalone version isn’t good enough to support that goal. Read more…
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Most common OSS project risks – top ten
For those less familiar with what an OSS project has in store for you, I’d like to share a list of the top 10 most common risks I’ve seen on OSS projects. Read more…
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There is a future for bank branches, but it needs to be secure
Whilst many customers do indeed prefer digital engagement, there are others who feel uncomfortable without face-to-face contact at their local branches. Read more…
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Cheap tools bypass WhatsApp controls in Indian election
WhatsApp clones and software tools that cost as little as $14 are helping Indian digital marketers and political activists bypass anti-spam restrictions. Read more…
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Startup digital banks target small business customers
Startup digital banks are signing up thousands of small businesses a month for foreign exchange payments, touting slicker service and lower fees. Read more…
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China blocks Wikipedia ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
Authorities in China have blocked Wikipedia ahead of Tiananmen anniversary, the online encyclopedia’s owner said on Wednesday. Read more…
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Chatbots set to skyrocket – goodbye customer service
Juniper Research’s predicts that AI based chatbots are set to have 22 billion interactions in retail alone, by 2023, just four years away. Read more…
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Policy control will need an overhaul with 5G
Last month, three operators in Korea launched commercial 5G services. Unlike many launches of the latest G, this one had a handset. Read more…
Features
AsiaPac CSPs are racing to keep up with the digital economy
There is no doubt that one of the top priorities of communications service providers (CSPs) in AsiaPac is to move from one letter of the alphabet to the next. Read more…