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5G subscriptions to top 2.6bn, cover 65% population end 2025
Ericsson expects 5G subscriptions to top 2.6 billion, cover up to 65% of the world’s population and handle 45% of global mobile data traffic by the end of 2025. Read more…
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Airlines, airports in China using AI to boost passenger service
Airlines and airports in China are moving to another level of passenger service by embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and automation. Read more…
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Telecoms fraud still a lucrative criminal business – CFCA
CFCA survey sheds new light on telecoms fraud but it continues to be a lucrative criminal business despite industry efforts to reel it in. Read more…
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Governments being hit by largest number of DNS cyberattacks
Government organisations were hit by the highest number of Domain Name System (DNS) attacks per year according to this EfficientIP/IDC Infobrief. Read more…
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Elon Musk may have to move to Mars sooner than expected
It seems that a day cannot pass without someone having a go at Elon Musk. Either someone is saying he is insane or they are saying his cars don’t work. Read more…
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Upstream connects 215 million in emerging markets to internet
European company Upstream is beating Facebook to the punch by making free mobile internet access available to 215mn consumers in emerging markets. Read more…
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Almost half of Australian kids 6-13 own or use a mobile phone
New ACMA analysis of Roy Morgan data shows that nearly half of Australian children (48%) aged 6 to 13 own or use a mobilephone. Read more…
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Risks are escalating in the cloud and supply chains
Trend Micro has announced its 2020 predictions report, which states that organizations will face a growing risk from their cloud and the supply chain. Read more…
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The Universe is really weird but it may not matter (to us)
The problem with humans is that we have one point of observation and perspective. This is really important as we try and figure the vastness of the Universe. Read more…
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Almost all APAC consumers rely on – and fear – Big Tech: Internet Society
A survey from the Internet Society reveals that nearly all consumers (96%) in APAC depend in some way on “Big Tech” but are uneasy with this dependence. Read more…