Features
Friday Futures: Universal computer memory, killing super bugs
This week: Cannabis compound could kill superbugs; colonising space; rice farming; universal computer memory; crap AI blog. Read more…
Month: June 2019
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i3forum convinces five wholesale carriers to share big data
i3forum launches a database where wholesale carriers can share voice traffic data for analytics purposes. Sharing data is a prerequisite. Five have signed on. Read more…
Features
IoT statistics and facts – infographic
If you’re interested in facts about the Internet of Things, as well as finding IoT statistics and forecasts for the near future, this infographic will help. Read more…
News
KT launches 5G service in “scariest place on Earth”
KT has launched 5G services in one of the world’s most heavily armed border zones separating the two Koreas dubbed “the scariest place on Earth”. Read more…
News
Singapore launches initiative to test 5G applications
Singapore has launched a S$40 million ($29.5 million) initiative to test applications for 5G networks, the next generation of mobile communications. Read more…
Features
CSPs need to radically change and become more open – study
Unless telcos radically change their approach and become more open, innovative and collaborative they will miss out on multi-billion dollar revenues. Read more…
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Verizon adds cascading catastrophic failure to boost 5G confidence (not)
We hate to sound like a broken record but when Verizon is accused of triggering a ‘cascading catastrophic failure’ the record needs one more spin. Read more…
Off the Wire
Does electromagnetic radiation from base stations harm health?
Electromagnetic radiation is everywhere in the modern world, and everyone lives in electromagnetic fields, but not all electromagnetic radiation is harmful. Read more…
Features
MEC – exploring the new values of wireless networks
MEC provides powerful computing and data processing capabilities, and connects terminals of various standards at the edge of the network. Read more…
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5G & IoT: a match made in heaven or paradise for cyberattacks
The advent of 5G is forecast to drive exponential growth in Internet of Things (IoT) devices, but the IoT explosion will also open new doors for cyberattacks. Read more…
