Telecoms and Big Tech: collaboration or assimilation?
Will telcos evolve into new types of business? Will tweaks to the business model more or less maintain the status quo, or will big tech start to swallow the sector up?
Will telcos evolve into new types of business? Will tweaks to the business model more or less maintain the status quo, or will big tech start to swallow the sector up?
This year’s big telecoms get-together revealed an industry going through an identity crisis.
We caught up with Accenture at MWC 2023 to find out more on 5G monetisation and the growing sense that it’s difficult to do.
Greg Peters, co-CEO Of Netflix, used his keynote address at Mobile World Congress to ask telecoms operators to contribute to the costs associated with producing entertainment content.
Swedish kit vendor Ericsson and Swiss operator Swisscom have announced a proof-of-concept (PoC) collaboration to explore hybrid cloud use cases with hyperscaler AWS, beginning with 5G core applications.
The marketing drum of 6G has begun and Nokia is among those speculating on what it might do – such as chipping humans with NFC devices and scanners that can measure the bodily information of crowds.
We caught up with kit vendor Ericsson at MWC who admitted that while 5G use cases are difficult to find, we shouldn’t necessarily be looking for them anyway.
Deutsche Telekom’s US operation is making steady progress in the corporate sector, and it has just done a deal with Cisco that could help it make further gains.
German operator Deutsche Telekom is about to start using satellite to ensure full global coverage for its Internet of Things offering.
Orange is upbeat about how its experimental cloud-native 5G standalone network has performed to date, and as such plans to extend the concept to Spain in the near future.
Japan’s NTT DoCoMo plans to expand its 6G experimental trials and has established two new partnerships to help it.
A year on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we spoke to Ukrainian operator Kyivstar about the ongoing challenges of keeping telecoms infrastructure functioning in a warzone.
Chinese kit vendor Huawei has shared its wish list for what it calls 5.5G at Mobile World Congress 2023.
The trickle of satellite-capable smartphones looks set to become a flood if MWC is anything to go by.
We caught up with the GSMA who today launched the Open Gateway Initiative at MWC, which is supposed to offer a unified platform for network API developers.
As commercial vRAN deployments take off, open source software specialist Red Hat is working with Samsung on a new solution to help telcos scale their virtualised infrastructure.
HPE is at MWC talking up its recent purchase of Athonet, and we caught up with Richard Band, Solution Lead Mobile Core & 5G (pictured), who told us when it comes to 5G, all the action is in the enterprise space.
Intel has launched a new chip with integrated acceleration for vRAN networks, a move that it clearly hopes will help it maintain a massive presence in the growing market for virtualised radio networks.
Choice and complexity are the hallmarks of the telecoms industry these days, making the job of explaining it harder than ever for all concerned.
Major telcos kicked off Mobile World Congress (MWC) with a renewed effort to make 5G services more exciting than slightly faster mobile broadband.
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