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A recent analysis by the IDC reveals an expected sharp increase in the shipment of AI-enabled personal computers (PCs) in the coming years.
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AI-Enabled PCs to Capture Major Market Share by 2027

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A recent analysis by the International Data Corporation (IDC) reveals an expected sharp increase in the shipment of AI-enabled personal computers (PCs) in the coming years. The study forecasts that the number of these specially equipped PCs, designed to handle generative AI tasks on their own without cloud assistance, will soar from approximately 50 million units in 2024 to over 167 million by 2027. This growth indicates that nearly 60% of all PC shipments globally will be AI PCs by the end of the projection period.

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Another remarkable incident in the telecoms industry this week, as the US mobile colossus, Verizon, reported a significant data breach.
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Verizon’s Data Breach: Balancing Employee Privacy and Security

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In a significant security incident, US telecom giant Verizon suffered a serious data breach impacting over 63,000 workers. Despite occurring last September, the leak wasn’t detected until December. Delving into the possible causes reveals potential insider wrongdoing. With the exposed data consisting of extensive personal details, Verizon claims that it hasn’t been shared externally yet. As the company probes into the breach, it offers its affected staff credit monitoring and identity theft protection for two years.

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In response to the soaring global demand for fast, secure connectivity, CMI is significantly investing in four new submarine cable systems.
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Exploring CMI’s Submarine Cable Rollout: Bolstering Global Connectivity

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In response to the soaring global demand for fast, secure connectivity, China Mobile International Limited (CMI) is significantly investing in four new submarine cable systems. These systems promise to robustly service the substantial growth in mobile data usage in quickly digitising regions such as Africa. However, as aging cables become outdated, the race is on for fresh investment to keep pace with customer needs and the rapid development of next-gen technologies.

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When it comes to providing full-fibre broadband, both the UK and US face similar challenges, albeit with different infrastructural hurdles.
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Navigating Full-Fibre Rollout: UK-US Infrastructure Challenges

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As both the UK and US strive to deliver full-fibre broadband, each country grapples with its hurdles; one being persuading landlords to greenlight installation plans within their properties. In the UK, mechanisms are in place to enable operators to seek judicial access if landlord agreement is unattainable, a luxury the US lacks, suggesting the potential need for new legislative action in America. A monumental goal for both nations is eliminating the digital divide which requires a comprehensive combination of varied technology methods.

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17 prominent open-standard organizations in the digital identity field have come together to forge a new initiative known as the SIDI Hub.
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SIDI Hub: Transforming Digital Identity for Global Interoperability

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Diving into the digital frontier, the Sustainable and Interoperable Digital Identity (SIDI) Hub, an alliance of 17 open-standard organizations, is striving to create cross-border digital identities. Through harnessing insights from significant bodies such as the OECD and World Bank, they aim to establish a minimum set of interoperability requirements. However, recognizing the diverse perspectives globally, they also highlight the need for taking into account the unique social, cultural, and legal contexts of each nation.

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Epsilon, a KT Corp. company and global interconnectivity provider, has appointed Damon (Young Seok) Lee as its Group Chief Executive Officer.
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Epsilon Telecommunications Appoints Damon Lee as Group Chief Executive Officer

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Epsilon Telecommunications (Epsilon), a KT Corp. company and leading global interconnectivity provider, has appointed Damon (Young Seok) Lee as its Group Chief Executive Officer. Lee joins Epsilon with over 27 years of experience in the telecommunications and technology sectors, most recently serving as Vice President in KT’s Enterprise Business. He will lead Epsilon’s senior executive team with a focus on optimising the company’s business strategy and global growth.

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Telxius, a leading global connectivity provider, has been recognized at the 2024 Data Center Market (DCM) Awards for its Derio Data Center.
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Telxius’ Derio Data Center Recognized for Excellence in Global Connectivity

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Telxius, a leading global connectivity provider, has been recognized at the 2024 Data Center Market (DCM) Awards for its Derio Data Center. It has won the award for Excellence in Connectivity, providing a state-of-the-art facility near Bilbao, in northern Spain, designed to harness the potential of the subsea cables connected to it.

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Telecom Egypt and Hungary's 4iG have agreed to collaborate on constructing a pioneering subsea cable directly linking Albania and Egypt.
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New Subsea Cable Venture Connects Albania and Egypt

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In a significant step towards enhancing global digital infrastructure, Telecom Egypt and Hungary’s 4iG have officially agreed to collaborate on constructing a pioneering subsea cable directly linking Albania and Egypt. This groundbreaking initiative, originally outlined in a Memorandum of Understanding last October, marks the first time such a direct connection will be established between the two nations.

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Norway's leading telco group, Telenor, has revealed plans for an impairment of 8.04 billion Norwegian kroner, or $760.3 million, in Q4 2023.
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Unraveling Telenor’s $760M Impairment amid True Corp Investment

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Telecom giant Telenor faces a considerable setback as the company braces itself for a $760.3 million blow from its investment in True Corp, spurred by a noticeable decline in share value in 2023. However, amidst this financial turbulence, Telenor maintains a positive outlook. The company affirms that this financial drawback is merely for book records and does not reflect changes in Telenor’s belief in the value of their True Corp asset.

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In a recent analysis by ABI Research, the future looks bright for neutral host providers, with projections pointing to a revenue increase.
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Neutral Hosts Eye $1.3 Billion Revenue by 2030

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In a recent analysis by ABI Research, the future looks bright for neutral host providers, with projections pointing to a significant revenue increase. By the year 2030, it’s estimated that neutral host connectivity will rake in revenues of around $1.3 billion. Although the current market size remains unspecified, this figure highlights the substantial growth potential for the sector.

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