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More funds needed for US telecoms to remove Chinese equipment, says FCC
FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel on Thursday called on Congress for urgent additional funding, warning some carriers in the reimbursement program have told the FCC recently "that they foresee significant consequences that could result from the lack of full funding, including having to shut down their networks."
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HCLTech, Cisco launch pervasive wireless mobility service for enterprises
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Rising heatwave could set AC costs of telecom towers soaring
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Apple sets revenue records in India amidst overall slump: Cook
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Govt seeks inputs from industry to design more here
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Vodafone Idea seeks Rs 15,000 cr loans in next two years
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Indus Towers facing a Rs 60 cr shortfall in collections from Vodafone Idea in Q4
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Micron to roll out first India-made chips from Sanand unit in 2025
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In-depth: Monopolistic incumbent telcos, indifferent BSNL sound death knell for MVNOs in India
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Google faces second day of closing arguments in US antitrust trial
The Justice Department has hammered away at Google in a trial that started on Sept. 12, arguing the search engine giant is a monopolist and illegally abused its power to boost profits.
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Global smartphone market up 6 per cent in Q1, revenue at highest level: Report
"The India market also saw growth thanks to exiting 2023 with healthy inventory levels. The mature markets of North America and Japan declined relative to the same period in 2023," said senior analyst Prachir Singh.
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Asian Development Bank open to funding space sector in India: VP Bhargav Dasgupta
Last month, the government notified amendments to the foreign direct investment policy in the space sector to attract offshore investors in satellite manufacturing and satellite launch vehicles segments.
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Analysis: Apple aims to tell an AI story without AI bills
"We continue to feel very bullish about our opportunity in generative AI and we're making significant investments," Cook told Reuters in an interview, noting the company has spent $100 billion over the past five years on research and development.
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Google defends app store, fighting Epic Games' bid for major reforms
Epic's proposal "would make it nearly impossible for Google to compete," Google's filing said.
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Malaysia’s DNB signs pacts with Ericsson, Intel on 5G solutions for enterprises
Formalised through a series of MoUs in the presence of Gobind Singh Deo, Minister of Digital, and Börje Ekholm, Ericsson Group CEO, these initiatives will pave the way for advanced technologies to enable the digitalisation of enterprises across different industry verticals, Ericsson said in a media statement Friday.
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HCLTech, Cisco launch pervasive wireless mobility service for enterprises
The service offers visibility and mobility for operations and experiences in industrial and mission-critical environments such as vehicle connectivity in factory areas, mobile worker connectivity in mining areas, remote patient care, real-time data access at retail stores and fleet connectivity at terminals.
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Investors flood into Taiwan ETFs on AI boom, unnerving some
Regulators and ETF managers fear less sophisticated investors tapping into the AI fever could end up in pain if markets sour or tensions flare with China, which views democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory.
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US spacetech startup establishes Bluetooth connection with a satellite for 1st time
On March 4, 2024, from the grounds of Vandenberg Space Force Base in the US, Hubble Network successfully launched its first two satellites.
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Digital Realty beats FFO estimate on strong data center services demand
Data center services are required as businesses integrate generative artificial intelligence into their products and migrate their workloads to the cloud, triggering demand for firms such as Digital Realty.
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REIT Iron Mountain beats revenue estimates on strong data center demand
With more businesses upgrading their cloud infrastructure, bigger investments are made in data centers despite elevated borrowing costs and sticky inflation.
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Telecom shares have many tailwinds, could gain 9-16%: BofA
BofA said it expects a tariff hike of 20-25% as against earlier expectation of 10-15%, which could improve cash flows that will be utilised by telecom companies to grow high-margin fiber broadband and enterprise or data-center offerings.
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Synopsys nears $2 billion-plus software unit sale to buyout firms
Clearlake and Francisco Partners prevailed over other buyout firms that were vying for the business, the sources said.
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Oracle updates database technology for AI chatbots
ORACLE-AI/Oracle updates database technology for AI chatbotThe update, which is called Oracle Database 23ai, introduces technology that will make it easier for chatbots and other new AI systems to find data stored in corporate systems. Using what is called "vector search" technology, the new Oracle database can be searched by concepts or ideas expressed in natural human language, instead of simply matching up keywords or phrases.s
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Apple to extend new core technology fee to iPadOS apps
The CTF is part of a set of new charges linked to changes to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) which requires Apple to open up its closed ecosystem by allowing apps developers to distribute their iPhone apps directly to consumers instead of through its App Store, among other obligations.
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Apple unveils record $110 billion buyback as results beat low expectations
On the regulatory front, Apple's services business, which contains its lucrative App Store and was one of the few areas of growth in the fiscal second quarter, is under pressure from a new law in Europe. In the United States, the Department of Justice in March accused Apple of monopolizing the smartphone market and driving up prices.
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Broadband internet services are disrupted in most parts of Nepal
Private internet service providers in Nepal issued notices saying their services were either disrupted or connections were slow. The state-run Nepal Telecom was still continuing to provide internet services.
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More funds needed for US telecoms to remove Chinese equipment, says FCC
FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel on Thursday called on Congress for urgent additional funding, warning some carriers in the reimbursement program have told the FCC recently "that they foresee significant consequences that could result from the lack of full funding, including having to shut down their networks."
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Govt seeks inputs from industry to design more here
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has already held a couple of meetings with industry bodies such as the India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA) that counts Apple among other global electronics giants as its members, a senior government official said.
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Rising heatwave could set AC costs of telecom towers soaring
Industry experts cautioned the current scenario could also lead to a slowdown in tower network expansions in the near term, even though Indian tower companies are used to working in hot weather conditions.