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Telecom News | Week #15: Huawei R&D complex, 6G device development, launch of MASV Solutions Partner Program, LEAP's global reach expansion.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #15

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Huawei is nearing completion of a large R&D complex in Shanghai focused on semiconductor technology. Fujitsu, NEC, NTT, and DoCoMo have unveiled a groundbreaking ‘top-level sub-terahertz 6G device’ achieving 100 Gbps speeds over 100-meter distances in the 100 GHz and 300 GHz bands. MASV’s Solutions Partner Program simplifies large file transfers using their cloud-based platform. LEAP is expanding global customer outreach with Vonage’s Communications APIs and SIP Trunking for scalable cloud connectivity.

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At an investment banking conference in Estonia, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm highlighted Europe's position in the global telecom arena.
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European Telecom Competitiveness at Risk, Warns Ericsson CEO

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In a stark warning delivered at a regional investment banking conference in Tallinn, Estonia, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm highlighted Europe’s precarious position in the global telecom arena. Emphasizing the urgent need for regulatory reform and innovation prioritization, Ekholm cautioned that Europe’s telecom industry is trailing far behind its counterparts in the US, China, and India.

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In Hong Kong, the renowned market analyst company Juniper Research released a whitepaper in partnership with VOX Solutions.
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Unmasking SMS Fraud’s Staggering Cost to Global Enterprise

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Juniper Research, in partnership with VOX Solutions, delves into the increasingly critical issue of Artificially Inflated Traffic (AIT) and SMS Trashing impacting the global business messaging sector. The report divulges disconcerting figures, with fraudulent activities such as AIT significantly bolstering operational costs and potentially costing enterprises an alarming $60 million annually.

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AI is set to boost spending in edge computing infrastructure and services, with projections from IDC indicating a jump to $232B this year.
AI

AI and Edge Computing to Drive Major Investment Surge

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The global enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI) is set to significantly boost spending in edge computing infrastructure and services, with projections from IDC indicating a jump to $232 billion this year, marking a 15.4% increase from the previous year. This surge reflects the growing demand for technologies that facilitate faster and more efficient data processing closer to the source of data generation.

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Telecom News | Week #9: Nokia develops AI, global coalition sets 6G principles, IBM and GSMA AI training, Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon X80.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #9

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Nokia unveiled specialized, private AI models for the telecom sector to improve network operations and customer service. A coalition of 10 governments agreed on principles for secure 6G networks. IBM and the GSMA have launched a global AI training initiative to bridge the AI knowledge gap among telecom operators. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X80 modem chip introduces 5G-Advanced support with up to 10 Gbps speeds and six-carrier aggregation.

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Against the rising menace of spyware, representatives from various countries convened in London for the Cyber Proliferation conference.
Security

International Conference Targets Spyware Threats

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In a significant move against the rising menace of spyware, representatives from various countries recently convened in London for the UK – France Cyber Proliferation conference. This gathering underscored the urgent need for international cooperation against the malicious use of cyber tools, an issue that transcends national borders. UK Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden highlighted the importance of joining forces with allied nations to combat cyber threats, positioning the UK as a leader in this global fight.

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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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