Features
What are the top cybersecurity trends and predictions for 2021?
Provider of cloud-enabled security solutions, reveals top cybersecurity trends that will shape the future of enterprise security in 2021. Read more…
Month: December 2020
News
India’s Jio likely to adopt standalone 5G SA architecture
India’s top telco Reliance Jio is expected to adopt 5G standalone (SA) Option 2 architecture for its high-speed network. Read more…
Features
ZTE publishes white paper on 5G SA commercial deployment
ZTE Corporation has just released a white paper on 5G SA commercial deployment, published by Mobile World Live. Read more…
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Indian court leaves fate of Future Group sale to Reliance with regulators
High Court of Delhi has left it to regulators to decide the fate of the $3.38bn sale of Future Group’s retail assets to Reliance Industries. Read more…
News
Australia claims world first in forcing Google, Facebook to pay for news
Australian regulator claims that forcing Google and Facebook to pay for news was fair, and critical for the survival of the media industry. Read more…
Views
Science fiction is becoming science fact, fast (and not in a good way)
Science fiction has a huge following because it is escapism and planets get blown up. The problems start when fiction turns to fact. Read more…
Views
The network cloud – unlocking the potential of the cloud, at last
Network cloud promises to remove the major barrier to cloud deployment experienced by organisations with IT investment tied up in legacy. Read more…
News
USA claims Russia responsible for massive worldwide cyberattack
USA claims that Russia was responsible for a cyberattack that embedded malicious code inside US and other government software systems. Read more…
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Apple places Wistron on probation over treatment of Indian workers
Apple has placed Taiwanese supplier Wistron on probation until it has addressed the way workers were treated at its southern India plant. Read more…
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US government hack: espionage, act of war or part of the new normal?
US government hack would not be considered an act of war under international law and will likely go down in history as an act of espionage. Read more…