Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 76

As Singapore prepares for its 5G rollout in 2020, SD-WAN emerges as a vital architecture to support the influx of connected devices and smart technologies.

Kevin Swainson and Mark Dasent, former leaders in Connector Systems and Ingram Micro, have launched Access Networks in Auckland, focusing on telecom and IoT.

Huawei files lawsuit against US government for violating constitution. Expert says case highlights constitutional violations.

NetDragon co-sponsors the 5G+VR/AR Innovation and Application Summit in Hefei, debuting its largest VR Experience Centre and advancing VR tech in education.

Huawei challenges US government over ban, calling it a false sense of security that won't make networks safer.

Nokia and U Mobile are preparing their networks for a live 5G trial in Malaysia, scheduled for later this year.

5G has the potential to transform industry verticals through indoor connectivity, but certain key verticals will experience stronger growth than others.

The New Zealand Consumer Survey reveals home-based telecoms has the highest incidence of problems, says TCF CEO.

Vocus criticises Commerce Commission for considering mobile market healthy and claims NZ MVNOs aren't working.

The study found indicators such as pricing, coverage and choice of mobile services were trending in a positive direction for consumers.

Chief executives from New Zealand’s largest internet providers have jumped on board with the Christchurch Call to Action.

In a trial environment in California, the wireless provider achieved full virtualisation of baseband functions.

The Rainbow Excellence Awards are fast approaching, and one telco is celebrating about being among the finalists.

Nova Energy and Plume have launched new family-friendly WiFi controls in New Zealand, offering reliable internet, guest access, and robust parental controls.

Huawei NZ’s deputy MD Andrew Bowater addresses rumours, asserting the company is staff-owned, invests significantly in NZ, and does not control telco networks.

Ericsson's report challenges 4 key myths about 5G's consumer value, revealing a future of enhanced connectivity.

As networks continue to evolve and coverage expands, 5G itself will become a key enabler of emerging edge use cases.

Rather than pulling their hair out thinking of potential activities, it would appear Kiwi parents are turning to the internet to entertain their little ones.

Together with analyst firm 451 Research, Vertiv has unveiled the findings from its report that delves into the state of 5G.

5G is transforming the telecommunications industry, but it also exposes new security vulnerabilities, warns A10 Networks regional VP of sales Adrian Taylor.