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In a major industry development, four leading global telecommunications companies have united to create the Global Telco AI Alliance.
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Unleashing AI’s Potential: Global Telco Alliance Transformation

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Four powerhouse telecom companies have forged an alliance to harness the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI), revolutionizing customer experiences and uncovering potential business opportunities. This alliance, brought to life in Seoul, South Korea, promises to co-develop a Telco AI Platform, pioneering new AI services, like digital assistants and super apps. The initiative has been seen as a forward-thinking response to the escalating global interest in AI within the telecommunications industry. Imminent discussions at the Total Telecom Congress will shed more light on this transformational feat.

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In an impressive leap, Bharti Airtel, an Indian operator, has linked more than 20 million IoT devices through its B2B wing, Airtel Business.
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Bharti Airtel’s Journey: 20 Million IoT Devices via 5G Expansion

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In a remarkable stride, Bharti Airtel has connected over 20 million IoT devices via its B2B branch, Airtel Business, amid India’s 5G evolution. This permits a vast assortment of IoT features offered through multiple connectivity mediums. Major deals have propelled Airtel to surpass a key milestone. Moreover, the Airtel IoT platform facilitates enterprises to manage their IoT connections via the Airtel IoT Hub.

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In a step towards introducing quantum systems to its customers, T-Systems, the IT arm of DT, is partnering with IQM Quantum Computers.
Telecom News

T-Systems and IQM: Shaping Quantum Services for Cloud Clients

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Taking dynamic major strides in the quantum computing sector, T-Systems, Deutsche Telekom’s IT wing, is partnering with IQM Quantum Computers, offering its customers unique access to the complexities and potential of IQM’s quantum infrastructure. Leveraging the power of quantum mechanics and harnessing the elusive ‘qubits’, this promising collaboration forms a critical intersection of cloud technology and quantum computation, manoeuvring towards transformative problem-solving capabilities.

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Billionaire Patrick Drahi is rumored to be contemplating the increase of his stake in BT, the leading telecoms operator in the UK.
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Unraveling Drahi’s Potential Ownership Leap in BT Amid Altice Scandal

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The enigmatic billionaire Patrick Drahi is reportedly considering a bold move to hit an astounding 29.9% stake in UK’s telecom titan, BT, which naturally raises eyebrows and fuels speculation. Tracing Drahi’s relationship with BT, it started just last year with a humble 12.1% stake acquisition. Despite BT’s cautious response, Altice, Drahi’s representative, remained adamant about any takeover intentions. Today, a quarter of BT already belongs to Drahi, drawing closer government scrutiny under the freshly enacted National Security & Investment Act.

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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) is imploring the US government to rethink its approach to several broadband programs.
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Funding Shift: Balancing Broadband Affordability and Digital Inclusion

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ITIF urges a reevaluation of U.S. broadband programs in favor of the significant Affordable Connectivity Programme (ACP), aiming to give low-income households internet access. Predictions show funds will be depleted by 2024, necessitating a yearly investment between $5-$6 billion, potentially sourced from outdated programs. Despite appearing feasible, the report warns digital divide issues require more than funding, including digital literacy initiatives. Unveil the evolving connectivity panorama in our upcoming Connected America conference.

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In a significant move to achieve full ownership of Belgium's Telenet, Liberty Global has increased its stake in the firm to 93.23%.
Telecom News

Liberty Global Ascends to 93.23% Stake in Telenet: Analyzing Implications

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Liberty Global has strategically increased its shareholding in Belgium’s Telenet to 93.23%, investing an estimated €763 million. This move intensifies Liberty Global’s pursuit of full ownership, enhancing their position in a dynamically changing communication market. They are now prepped to reopen the tender offer, inviting more shareholders to participate. This could result in Liberty Global’s complete acquisition of Telenet, provided some conditions are met, illuminating growth opportunities amidst increasing competition.

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arket research firm Dell’ Oro Group has, for the first time, revised its predictions for the global Open RAN market share down to triple 2027.
Telecom News

Unraveling Open RAN’s Future Amidst Revised Market Predictions

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Dell’ Oro Group has adjusted its predictions for the global Open RAN market share, a decision marking a first for the research company. They stress the necessary transformation in the RAN market will be far from smooth, while also affirming Open RAN’s permanence. Europe demonstrates a cautious approach, leaning more towards traditional RAN in 5G setups. Past bullish forecasts have not dramatically influenced the industry, prompting RAN providers to investigate alternative avenues with brownfield operators. Despite minor signs of rapid progression, Open RAN’s maturity in this field remains uncertain.

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The experts at Vertiv have released updated guidance to tackle the rising threats associated with extreme heat in data centers.
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Coping with Extreme Heat in Data Centers: Tips from Cooling Experts

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As the summer season begins in the northern hemisphere, severe heatwaves have already engulfed multiple regions worldwide, posing challenges to data center operators who grapple with internal heat generation. The experts at Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure solutions, have released updated guidance to tackle the rising threats associated with extreme heat. Climate change, coupled with the El Niño weather pattern, has resulted in the past eight years becoming the hottest on record. This year, forecasts anticipate 2023 to witness record-

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The UK government recently introduced a new business council, consisting of fourteen chief executives from major industries.
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Navigating Economic Change: Telecom Giants Influencing UK Policy

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The UK’s newly established business council brings together heads of fourteen industry behemoths like AstraZeneca, NatWest Group, and Vodafone, offering insights to the Prime Minister on critical economic matters. It’s interesting that Google DeepMind is the only exception to the FTSE 100 list; also significant is the vocal Vodafone inclusion, led by CEO Margherita Della Valle, along with the impending departure of BT’s CEO Philip Jansen amidst a period of shrinkage. The absence of SME representation on the council has fueled criticism, underscoring the complexity and potential bias in shaping Britain’s economic future.

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Network Function Virtualization (NFV) has caught the attention of China's flagship telecommunications firm.
Telecom News

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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