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IBM and Samsung poised to win £900m Emergency Services Network contract over BT
IBM and Samsung are set to secure a £895m contract to deliver user services for the UK’s new Emergency Services Network (ESN), leaving BT and its Italian partner Leonardo out of the deal, according to a recent Telegraph report.
Vodafone to sell off last remnant of Indus Towers stake
This week, Vodafone has announced that it is looking to sell its final 3% stake in Indus Towers, which it values at around $330 million.
EE airdrops mobile tower into Isle of Skye
This week, EE has announced the deployment of a new mobile tower in the remote Scottish Isle of Skye, having flown it in via helicopter.
China Mobile makes $1bn offer for HKBN
China Mobile, the world’s largest mobile operator, has launched a HK$6.86 billion (US$881 million) bid to acquire Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN), one of Hong Kong’s top internet service providers.
US-China trade war flares as both sides introduce new chip tech restrictions
New US export controls on semiconductor technology this week have been met immediately by retaliatory measures from China
One cable to rule them all: Meta’s $10bn plan to build global subsea cable
Meta is planning a $10 billion subsea cable project spanning 40,000 kilometres around the world, according to a new report from TechCrunch, citing two confirmed sources close to the company.
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces shock retirement
News Gelsinger has spent more than 40 years at the company Intel has announced that CEO Pat Gelsinger has retired. Gelsinger, who also stepped down from Intel’s board of directors, first joined the company in 1979 and became its first chief technology officer in...
BT secures £1.29bn contract for UK emergency services network
BT has signed a £1.29 billion contract with the Home Office to provide mobile services for the UK’s Emergency Services Network (ESN) over the next seven years, the company announced over the weekend.
GTI kicks off global recruitment for 5G-A and AI innovation project
At this year’s Global Mobile Broadband Forum (MBBF) in Istanbul, GTI launched a global recruitment drive for its Intelligent RAN, Ubiquitous AI Project.
Aramco Digital mulls $1bn stake in Mavenir
The companies are also reportedly discussing the possibility of forming a $200 million joint venture
The intelligent revolution: Making the digital economy intelligent
At this year’s GITEX conference in Dubai, Huawei’s Corporate Senior Vice President Li Peng discussed how enterprises are embracing technologies like AI to revolutionise their business models
US accuses China of telecoms espionage
The US government’s ongoing investigation into cyber threats from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has uncovered a wide-reaching espionage campaign targeting commercial telecommunications networks, according to a joint statement released this week from the FBI and CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency).
ADN unleashes new momentum for networks with intelligence
Viewpoint [Bangkok, Thailand, November 5, 2024] TM Forum, a leading authority in the ICT industry, successfully hosted the Innovate Asia 2024. There, Dr. Philip (Xiaodi) Song, Chief Marketing Officer for Huawei Carrier Business, delivered a keynote speech titled "ADN...
Nokia slashes over 2,000 jobs in China and Europe
Nokia has laid off nearly 2,000 employees in China, about 20% of its workforce in the country, with plans to cut an additional 350 jobs in Europe, according to a Reuters report citing two sources familiar with the matter.
US telcos targeted by Chinese hackers in national security breach
A Chinese hacking group, reportedly connected to the country’s government, has breached several US telcos in recent months, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday citing sources familiar with the matter.
World Communication Awards 2024 Shortlist revealed!
With over 200 entries across 23 categories, this year’s World Communication Awards is more competitive than ever. After months of deliberation by the Award’s expert panel of over 100 judges, Total Telecom is delighted to announce the shortlisted entries below....
IOH and Accenture partner to boost AI development in Indonesia
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (IOH) has teamed up with Accenture to accelerate the development of a sovereign AI cloud platform, with the aim of advancing Indonesia’s digital transformation.
Open RAN Automation a $700 Million Opportunity
A new report from analyst firm SNS Telecom & IT suggests that global spending on Open RAN automation software and services will reach nearly $700 Million by the end of 2027.
Proposed Changes to Gartner Magic Quadrant Undermine the Future of Primary Storage
Viewpoint Tony Moroney, Principal from The Digital Explorer For over a decade, the Gartner Magic Quadrant (MQ) for Primary Storage has been a crucial benchmark in the data storage industry, guiding business decisions and shaping the competitive landscape. However,...
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