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US is introducing US Cyber Trust Mark for smart devices that aims to bolster security standards and protect consumers from potential threats.
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US Unveils Cyber Trust Mark for Smart Devices, Elevating Security Standards and Consumer Protection

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The Biden administration is set to launch a groundbreaking initiative today, introducing a new cybersecurity label for smart devices that aims to bolster security standards and protect consumers from potential threats. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair Jessica Rosenworcel revealed the label, called the US Cyber Trust Mark, during a press briefing. The Cyber Trust Mark will signify that devices bearing it meet stringent security criteria based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) report.

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Ribbon Communications has announced its collaboration with Beanfield, a major player in the Canadian telecommunications industry.
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Beanfield Partners with Ribbon Communications to Boost MS Teams Phone Integration with Operator Connect

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Ribbon Communications Inc., a leading global provider of real-time communications technology and IP optical networking solutions, has made a significant announcement regarding its collaboration with Beanfield, a major player in the Canadian telecommunications industry. Ribbon revealed that Beanfield is leveraging its cutting-edge solution, Ribbon Connect for Operator Connect, to enhance and streamline the deployment of Operator Connect for Microsoft Teams, a move aimed at modernizing and fortifying their networks.

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Network Function Virtualization (NFV) has caught the attention of China's flagship telecommunications firm.
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Exploring NFV’s Potential: From Streamlining Networks to Challenging Integration

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China Mobile showcased its decade of Network Function Virtualization (NFV) innovations at the recent MWC Shanghai, demonstrating how this swift, stealthy technology is redefining the telecommunications landscape. NFV, simplifying network operations by converting physical services into virtual ones, offers benefits like operational efficiency and cost reduction. However, the integration of NFV comes with its hurdles including disrupting long-established procedures and system stability. Nonetheless, the prospect of streamlining network operations and bolstering future technological advancements underscores the appeal of overcoming such obstacles.

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In what was considered an innovation that could trigger the rise of new 6G services, experts are now turning towards neuromorphic computing.
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Unraveling Neuromorphic Computing: Ushering in an Era of 6G Services

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In a groundbreaking advancement set to redefine 6G services, field experts are experimenting with brain-inspired computing. Noted engineers from King’s College London and Princeton are spearheading a project aiming to enhance the integration of AI in wireless communications systems. This strategic initiative, fuelled by support from prominent bodies like the ESPRC and NSF, has the potential to reshape sectors such as mobile health care and robotics.

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A significant €448 million funding package has been distributed among several telecommunications operators by the Spanish government.
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Exploring Spain’s Massive Upgrade of 5G Stations with Fibre

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Spain’s government is pumping €448 million into the upgrade of over 8,000 isolated 5G base stations, an initiative set to stimulate economic and civil activity while bridging the digital divide. Interestingly, the bulk of the funds are being allocated to lesser-known entities, including wholesale and retail fibre providers Lyntia and Avatel. The rollout is part of Spain’s broader mission of delivering ultrafast broadband coverage by 2025, concurrently ramping up public access to high-speed connections. Furthermore, a €10 million fund invites proposals for innovative 5G projects in sectors such as agriculture and connected vehicles.

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The recent investment by Proximus, holding a majority stake in India’s Route Mobile, is a landmark event in the telecommunications world.
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Unpacking Proximus’ Landmark Stake in Route Mobile: A Strategic Analysis

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Belgian telecoms group Proximus’ recent investment catapults it deep into the global Communication Platform-as-a-Service (CPaaS) sphere. By acquiring a majority stake in India’s Route Mobile, the company fortifies its ambitions of becoming a global industry leader. This move isn’t just about ownership, but a mutually beneficial partnership, expected to drive substantial value and facilitate significant market expansion.

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In today's fast-paced business landscape, effective communication is crucial to success. Talkroute offers a comprehensive virtual phone system that allows businesses to manage calls, texts, and meetings seamlessly. With its user-friendly interface and robust features, the phone system eliminates the need for expensive on-site equipment, making it an attractive solution for businesses of all sizes. In this article, we will explore what Talkroute is, its unique selling points, and the benefits it brings to businesses.
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Enhance business communications with Talkroute’s unparalleled phone system

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In today’s fast-paced business landscape, effective communication is crucial to success. Talkroute offers a comprehensive virtual phone system that allows businesses to manage calls, texts, and meetings seamlessly. With its user-friendly interface and robust features, the phone system eliminates the need for expensive on-site equipment, making it an attractive solution for businesses of all sizes. In this article, we will explore what Talkroute is, its unique selling points, and the benefits it brings to businesses.

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Emergency services
Telecom News

Navigating the Delayed Shift: UK’s Emergency Services Network Saga

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As the UK government’s ambitious 4G-enabled Emergency Services Network (ESN) faces icy progress, reports suggest potential delays until 2029 and rising costs from the initial $5 billion to over £11 billion. Observers slam the lack of a solid implementation plan, leading to ineffectual spending. Although originally planned to replace the Airwave network by 2019, the slow-paced development has compelled emergency services to incur unnecessary expenses. Further complications arise as Motorola, initially tasked with developing the ESN, withdraws from the project. As the quest for a reliable new supplier begins, it’s clear that these developments will continue to captivate telecoms industry watchers.

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Fixed-wireless access (FWA) is gaining momentum in the consumer 5G arena, an affection that might escalate following a recent speed breakthrough.
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Ericsson and MediaTek’s High-Performance Fixed-Wireless Access Breakthrough

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Breaking speed boundaries, Ericsson and MediaTek recently achieved an impressive 565 Mbps upload speed within the consumer 5G sector, sparking excitement about the potential of fixed-wireless access (FWA). This feat was made possible through the integration of two of Ericsson’s software features and MediaTek’s T830 chipset for 5G FWA routers. The growing importance of upload speed on multiple applications including online gaming, video streaming, and cloud storage is nudging broadband consumers into creators, underscoring the significance of this development.

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As per projections from Dell'Oro Group, the global resurgence in 5G is unlikely to reverse a downturn in the radio access network (RAN) equipment market.
5G

Navigating 5G’s Impact on RAN and Mobile Core Networks Growth

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Despite robust projections for 5G growth, the radio access network (RAN) equipment market experiences a downturn, according to Dell’Oro Group. A typical industry cycle shows that after the booming initial rollout of new mobile tech, stagnation follows as operators complete their spending cycles. However, 5G RAN could still expand by 20%-30% by 2027, failing to offset decreasing LTE investments. As telecom industry anticipates the inception of 6G, dwindling subscriber growth and restrained capital expenditures, due to economic considerations, are putting pressure on the market.

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