The internet is now 10% of US economy: a regulatory conundrum
Placing more stringent regulations on a sector is a delicate equation to balance, especially when it contributes so much to the national economy.
Placing more stringent regulations on a sector is a delicate equation to balance, especially when it contributes so much to the national economy.
Huawei has put its financially favourable foot forward, suggesting Poland will only get a cash boost if the vendor is allowed to participate in the 5G bonanza.
Huawei Chairman Liang Hua is the latest to enter the fray to defend the principles and reputation of the telco vendor, this time questioning the legitimacy of accusations.
A report from Barclays Corporate Banking suggests 5G could add £15.7 billion to the UK economy by 2025 but only if network deployment is done faster.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has upped the ante with the anti-China rhetoric, declaring the US will not partner with countries who work with Huawei.
The numbers for 2018 GDP growth are in and, while they’re not great, they’re a lot better than some doom-mongers have expected.
The UK voted to leave the European Union yesterday and the rush is now on to anticipate the business implications of this momentous event.
Twelve cities in the UK will receive additional funding for superfast broadband following an autumn budget update. UK Chancellor George Osborne confirmed that 12 smaller cities would benefit from a funding pot of £50m, in addition to the 10 cities that were added earlier in the year.
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02 June 2020 @ 12:11:33 UTC
US path to mid-band spectrum not as simple as some make it seem https://t.co/Z3vbdmejkx #5G #Networks
02 June 2020 @ 11:52:33 UTC
Gartner: Smartphone shipments nose-dived 20% during Q1 https://t.co/7D7vCFQr48 #4GLTE #CloudApps
02 June 2020 @ 11:52:32 UTC
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