During the Huawei Product & Solution Launch 2024 at the Mobile World Congress, Bruno Zhang, CTO of Huawei Cloud, gave a detailed presentation on how cloud and AI benefit the telecom industry at large.
ZTE Corporation hosted its "5G-Advanced Innovation and New Product Release Conference" at MWC Barcelona 2024.
Technology has always been at the heart of global economic development, and always will be. Throughout this evolution of technological advancement, there is one trend that significantly stands out as a key driver in this growth trajectory— the time to market (TTM) of products and services and the speed at which they are released by organizations and businesses.
In the digital realm, data reigns supreme, and nations worldwide are crafting strategies to navigate its dynamic power.
Communication has evolved from the ringing of doorbells to the answering of mobile phones. Cellular coverage has been a significant pioneer in the telecommunications industry, greatly simplifying communication. However, with each advancement in this field, new challenges emerge, requiring innovation from global tech leaders to lead the way and introduce groundbreaking ideas. Presently, the primary source of frustration in this domain is the existence of cellular dead zones. The race to address and resolve this issue is intensifying, with a focus on providing the optimal solution.
SK Telecom, Deutsche Telekom, e& Group, Singtel and SoftBank Corp. held the inaugural meeting of the Global Telco AI Alliance (GTAA) at MWC Barcelona 2024 and announced their plans to establish a joint venture.
Data centers have become the bedrock of every successful enterprise digital transformation initiative by enabling the seamless delivery of emerging technologies such as 5G, cloud, blockchain, AI and so on. To manage the massive data exchanges, data center network technologies encompass a diverse set of components, ranging from servers, storage systems and networking equipment to advanced software that efficiently manages and controls these essential resources.
During Mobile World Congress (MWC), ITU Secretary-General, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, announced over USD 9 billion in investment commitments from mobile operator groups to extend global connectivity. The announcement builds on the mobile industry's strong support of ITU's efforts to connect the world.
Andrew Feinberg, Chairman and CEO of Netcracker and BostonGene, and Motoo Nishihara, Executive Vice President, CTO, Member of the Board, and Head of Global Innovation Unit, shared the stage as they delivered a keynote during MWC 2024.
The new plans are reflected in partnerships and an increased use of space-enabled technologies. These efforts focus on upgrading services, handling oil spills and pipeline monitoring.
