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Singtel and Optus to expand 5G ecosystems with AWS

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Singtel, a Singaporean telecommunications conglomerate, and its Australian subsidiary Optus have expanded their 5G ecosystems by adding Amazon Web Services (AWS) Outposts to their portfolio of hybrid cloud technologies from hyperscale cloud providers in their respective multi-access edge compute (MEC) platforms.    With Amazon Web Services Outpost, MEC will power 5G solutions such as robotics, drones, autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence to function with very little latency, and closer to end-users. Companies can access MECs with AWS Outposts from the nearest Singtel site, allowing them to seamlessly manage their applications that utilize AWS tools and benefit from extremely low latency data processing.   Furthermore, Singtel may optionally install the MEC with AWS Outposts at the customer’s site for testing, in the case where the customer wishes to keep confidential data on its premises.   Bill Chang, CEO of group enterprise at Singtel said its partnership with AWS will increase the…

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Samsung Electronics sets up the world’s first video call on AWS

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The South Korean tech giant, Samsung Electronics, has announced an effective demonstration of what it terms the world’s first video call on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform using Mission Critical Push-to-Talk, Data and Video (MCPTX, also known as Mission Critical Communications), the communications functionality designed specifically for first responders. Based on 3GPP Release 14 specifications, this implementation was enabled by the successful onboarding, integration and deployment on AWS cloud. Wonil Roh, Senior Vice President and Head of Product Strategy, Networks Business at Samsung Electronics, said, “This demonstration showcases how Samsung’s Mission Critical Communications solutions can manage public crises and be readily deployed on public cloud platforms. It also enables us to learn and adapt to the evolving needs of service providers and end-users alike. This brings a new level of broad coverage, scalability and reliability to mission critical service deployments, and we look forward to continuing our journey…

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Lawsuits against Apple by VoIP-Pal over patents

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Apple has integrated in its iPhone an instant messaging system called iMessage. It allows to send any data (audio, pictures, videos or text) through any Apple device: phones, tablets or computers, and even their watches. In 2016, VoIP-Pal sued Apple, AT&T, Twitter and Verizon for patent infringement based on its U.S. Patents. This year, new lawsuits are being launched solely against Apple, for the infringement of four U.S. Patents, that are linked to the way iMessage processes routing, rating and billing of communications transferred through networks. Those actions are not related to the one that started in 2016. iMessage and Facetime are concerned by those accusations of infringement. Voip-Pal pretends that their patents are used to conduct audio, video and text to other devices by associating them with a specific user so it can route properly the communications. The plaintiff owns a portfolio of patents on VoIP technology. It is…

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Microsoft revealed plans to invest €4.3B in Italy. This initiative seeks to enhance the company's cloud and AI infrastructure.
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Microsoft’s €4.3B Italian Investment: Boosting AI & Cloud Growth

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Microsoft’s €4.3 billion investment in Italy is set to revolutionize cloud and AI infrastructure. This ambitious initiative aims to elevate Italy’s digital landscape, offering VoIP solutions that enhance connectivity and communication. By focusing on digital skills, Microsoft intends to transform Italy into a leading hub for digital innovation in the Mediterranean region.

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Cisco announced its decision to exit the LoRaWAN market, ceasing sales of new products from January 2025 and ending support by December 2029.
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Cisco Exits LoRaWAN: New Opportunities and Innovations Rise

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Cisco’s decision to exit the LoRaWAN market by 2025 marks a significant shift in the IoT landscape. While phasing out LoRaWAN products, Cisco encourages exploration of alternative suppliers through the LoRa Alliance. This ecosystem’s robust growth and diverse vendor availability ensure ongoing development and adaptation, meeting evolving global business needs.

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Britvic partnered Wireless Logic to implement telemetry data from its new digital 'flavour taps' in an effort to boost sustainability.
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Britvic and Wireless Logic Unveil Eco-Friendly IoT Drink Solutions

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Britvic has partnered with IoT provider Wireless Logic to implement telemetry data from its new digital flavour taps, enhancing logistics and sustainability. These taps replace up to 10,000 single-use plastic bottles, connecting directly to Britvic’s AWS cloud for real-time insights. This move aligns with Britvic’s Beyond the Bottle initiative.

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