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In an appealing move towards international collaborations, five countries have pledged to enhance cooperation in the telecommunication sector.
Telco Buzz

Unpacking GCOT’s Integrated Vision: 6G, Open RAN, and Global Telecom Security

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Five nations have formed a global alliance, ambitiously named the Global Coalition on Telecommunications (GCOT), a promising step towards international cooperation in the telecommunication arena. Set to modernize Open RAN, enhance 6G, and resolve security issues linked to China, this consolidates the efforts of five major entities across UK, Australia, Canada, Japan, and the U.S. The coalition aims to better integrate policy matters and drive growth within the industry. However, uncertainty looms over the form this alliance will take in future, prompting intense interest within the telecom sector.

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HMD Global sets a new bar in smartphone manufacturing with the Nokia XR21, claiming 'military-grade durability' and improved security.
Gadgets

Nokia XR21: Europe-Manufactured Smartphone Revolutionizes Security and Sustainability

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HMD Global sets a new bar in smartphone manufacturing with the Nokia XR21, claiming ‘military-grade durability’ and localized data storage for improved security. Remarkably, this sturdy device boasts a chassis made from 100% recycled aluminium, affirming the company’s commitment to sustainability. As an added boon, it has moved its manufacturing to Europe, enhancing the product quality control. This move hints at the potential appeal of a ‘Made in Europe’ smartphone in an overwhelmingly Asian-dominated market.

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48% of telecommunication experts are likely to adopt generative AI within two years, a promising rise from the current 19%.
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Embracing Generative AI: Future of Telecommunications Amid Security Concerns

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Generative AI’s capacity to curate fresh content is piquing interest within the telecommunications domain with predictions of significant growth. A recent Altman Solon survey revealed that nearly half of the experts in this field are gearing towards adopting this technology within the forthcoming two years. Telecommunications companies are seen to utilize AI power initially to refine customer experiences. Alterations of these AI models to align with specific objectives and eventually, creating new industry-focused models are the subsequent phases. However, data protection concerns circulate around its adoption. Thus, an intricate balance must be reached in refining AI applications and ensuring data safety.

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IBM's latest partnership with the UK government to create a national biometrics platform has sparked heated debate within the tech community.
Market Watch

IBM’s Biometrics Project: Ethical Query or Essential Security?

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IBM’s latest partnership with the UK government to create a national biometrics platform has sparked heated debate within the tech community. While the tech giant affirms its commitment against mass surveillance, fear persists about the system’s potential for misuse. Transparency and clear parameters for this new technology’s use are now of paramount importance.

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Journey.ai has teamed up with Avaya, a leading contact center provider, to bolster security measures while enhancing the agent experience.
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Journey and Avaya Join Forces to Transform Contact Center Security

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Journey.ai, a trailblazing cybersecurity software company, has teamed up with Avaya, a leading contact center provider, to bolster security measures while enhancing the agent experience. The integration of Journey’s biometric authentication technology with Avaya Hybrid Cloud Services (HCS) offers a compelling solution for contact centers, replacing conventional password-based authentication with biometric verification.

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The Biden Administration’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan harbors a significant investment in US chip production.
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US Chip Production Boost Amid Security and Funding Dilemmas

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The Biden Administration’s ambitious $2 trillion infrastructure plan injects considerable capital into US chip production, with the aim of bolstering national security and reducing reliance on foreign manufacturers. Last year, the US produced only 12% of the world’s chips, highlighting a dependency on international manufacturers, primarily in Asia. Intel emerges as a key beneficiary of this investment, declaring over $43.5 billion towards manufacturing units across the US. Yet, for some companies, the journey remains fraught with caution as they await the federal funding.

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In a strategic move to enhance cybersecurity, Japan's prominent technology players, have joined forces to initiate a groundbreaking endeavor.
Security

Tech Giants Collaborate to Bolster Cybersecurity via Software Bill of Materials

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In a strategic move to enhance cybersecurity, Japan’s prominent technology players, including KDDI Corporation, KDDI Research, Inc., Fujitsu Limited, NEC Corporation, and Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. (MRI), have joined forces to initiate a groundbreaking endeavor. The project, set to commence on August 1, 2023, entails a series of trials investigating the integration of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) into the realm of communication, encompassing 5G and LTE network equipment.

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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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Sustainable Data Centers: Balancing Security and Energy Efficiency in Norway

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Norway’s top telecom operator, Telenor, joins forces with Hafslund, HitecVision, and Analysys Mason to create the nation’s most secure commercial data center operator, focusing on sustainable solutions and critical data storage. The collaboration addresses national security concerns and promotes energy-efficient data centers with heat recycling potential.

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