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The EU's annual State of the Digital Decade report highlights an urgent call to action for increased investment to meet its 2030 targets.
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Navigating Europe’s Leap Towards 2030 Digital Objectives

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The EU’s first annual State of the Digital Decade report highlights an urgent call to action for increased investment to meet its 2030 technology targets. The report underlines the significance of collective efforts by member states to successfully navigate the prevalent digital transformation. The document illuminates areas such as 5G deployment, which has been slower than expected, and inadequate fiber network coverage, among others. Simultaneously, it draws attention to other essential aspects, like digital sovereignty and the digitalization of businesses, suggesting an additional investment of at least €200 billion may be necessary. Issues such as these could hamper the bloc’s ambition to double its share in the semiconductor sector by 2030.

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Snom's new IP phones has been specially designed to meet the needs of an industry that relies on convenience, innovation and good design.
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Snom Technology announces a new product line for the hotel and hospitality industry

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Snom Technology, the globally established telecommunications hardware brand, has been providing the high-end hotel industry with premium handsets for years. These devices are widely regarded as an enormous asset to the industry, since hotel rooms still need to feature a telephone in order to win stars. Despite this, not every hotel wants sophisticated business phones in its guest rooms, as only a minority of people will need to use all the device’s functions.

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Amazon's sizable investment in one AI provider shakes up AWS' traditional neutral stance on supporting multiple AI models.
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Amazon’s Shift: Evaluating AI Neutrality versus Claude Investment

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Amazon’s sizable investment in one AI provider shakes up AWS’ traditional neutral stance on supporting multiple AI models—a game-changer with implications for large tech players and telecommunication operators. The recent announcement to commit up to $4 billion to Anthropic, a competitive stakeholder in AI, could alter customer experiences and sway preferences towards their Claude AI model. The telecoms industry’s reaction remains crucial as operators navigate the expanding AI revolution.

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Discover the advantages and challenges of BYOD VoIP for modern workplaces. Learn best practices for secure and efficient implementation.
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What is BYOD VoIP?

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BYOD VoIP, or “Bring Your Own Device Voice over Internet Protocol,” lets employees use personal devices like smartphones, tablets, or laptops for business calls through VoIP. This approach enhances flexibility, productivity, and cost savings, but it also poses challenges like security risks, device compatibility, and privacy concerns. Implementing BYOD VoIP effectively requires clear policies, network readiness, robust security measures, and employee training.

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The 'Connected Nations' report has unveiled impressive statistics about the reach of "Full Fibre" (FTTP) in the UK.
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Navigating UK’s Telecommunication Landscape: Full Fibre & Beyond

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Explore the ‘Connected Nations’ report showcasing a promising surge in “Full Fibre” reach across the UK, now covering 52%. However, a static picture emerges for “superfast broadband” stuck at 97%, while Gigabit broadband registers a rise, and changes in 3G usage towards obsolescence are also highlighted. Further, discussions on smart devices over-harvesting consumer data and potential changes in the nation’s broadband landscape spark curiosity.

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The recent actions of Hurricane Electric sparks fundamental debates around the boundaries of freedom of speech online.
Telco Buzz

Navigating Free Speech: Internet Providers or Digital Gatekeepers?

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As internet giant Hurricane Electric curbs access to the notorious web forum Kiwi Farms, it raises pivotal discussions around online free speech. However, the Electronic Frontier Foundation forewarns of a hazardous trajectory, as hysteria around controversial platforms could pave the way to excessive intervention from mighty internet infrastructure providers. Meanwhile, the role of such companies in managing online content remains a hot topic.

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Rogers Communications has made headlines this week as it commences the delivery of 5G services to parts of the Toronto subway system.
5G

5G Expansion in Toronto Subway: A Boon or a Bone of Contention?

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Rogers Communications takes a gigantic leap forward, ushering in 5G services across Toronto’s subway system. While this promises enhanced network coverage and emergency call dependability, it raises concerns among competitors Bell and Telus, about potential market limitations. This unfolding drama in the Canadian telecoms industry draws the industry’s anxious gaze.

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The process of transferring 5G workloads to the public cloud is taking more time than expected due to the sluggish speed.
5G

Navigating 5G Workloads Shift to Public Cloud: A Revised Overview

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Transferring 5G workloads to the public cloud is proving slower than expected, leading financial firm Dell’Oro to adjust its growth predictions for 5G standalone (SA) solutions down. Despite this, a growth rate of 65% over five years is still anticipated. However, the slow adoption of 5G SA by mobile network operators and enterprises has led to a cautious approach. Hyperscale cloud providers look set to hold just 6% of total market revenue in the next five years, underscoring the remaining untapped potential in the 5G SA market.

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