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ZTE finds eager buyer for surveillance tech in Argentina
In Argentina’s remote northern province of Jujuy, Chinese telecoms giant ZTE is installing a little slice of the Asian nation’s vast surveillance state. Read more…
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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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ZTE, the partner of choice in the Asia Pacific region? Q&A
Disruptive.Asia recently seized the opportunity to speak to Mr Bai Yang, a Vice President at ZTE, to discuss the company’s plans, opportunities and views. Read more…
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ZTE announces big wins in 5G contracts worldwide
ZTE has announced that it has secured over 25 5G commercial contracts globally and is committed to partnerships with over 60 operators across the globe. Read more…
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“1+4” 5G application scenarios for open and convergent edge
With 5G, both vertical and refined fields have become the new service growth point, and among which the edge side is the most attracting focus. Read more…
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ZTE uses simple arithmetic to figure out 5G networking
ZTE uses the four basic operations of arithmetic – addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to figure out the best way to build a 5G network. Read more…
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ZTE launches first 5G smartphone in China
ZTE Corporation today held the first 5G smartphone launch event in China, announcing the ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G and demonstrated it live on the 5G network. Read more…
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ZTE profit rebounds after US sanctions lifted
China’s ZTE Corp reported a first-quarter profit of 862.6 million yuan ($128.2 million), as it recovered from last year’s US sanctions. Read more…
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ZTE releases 2019 Cybersecurity White Paper
ZTE has released its 2019 Cybersecurity White Paper, which elaborates on ZTE’s insights, principles, strategies, and practices concerning cybersecurity. Read more…
Features
Get ready, 5G brings new business models, cloud challenges and network slicing
The biggest difference between 4G and 5G networks will be the number of low-value connected machines forcing move to completely new business models. Read more…