Recent data indicates that 5G technology is significantly influencing IoT use cases, alongside the industry's increasing readiness for Reduced Capability (RedCap) and enhanced RedCap (eRedCap) solutions.
The GSMA has opened registration for M360 MENA 2024, which will take place for the first time in Doha, Qatar. The highly anticipated event will be held from 18-19 November 2024 at the Sheraton Grand Doha Resort & Convention Hotel with Host Sponsor, Ooredoo, in partnership with the Ministry of Communication and Technology of Qatar. Attendees can register here.
In today’s fast-paced telecommunications environment, operators face more than just the challenge of maximizing return on investment (ROI); they must do it at the right time and place. A solid ROI is crucial, but achieving it efficiently and smartly has become a critical factor for success, particularly with investments in technologies like 5G and edge cloud.
The Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) recently organized the Digital Accessibility Forum, the first-of-its-kind (nationally) in Dubai city, to enhance national efforts to achieve universal digital inclusion.
In the next eighteen months, 71% are concerned/very concerned about the harms of artificial intelligence (AI), according to the Governing AI for Humanity report by the United Nations (UN), citing the growing need for establishing robust regulations and governance frameworks.
In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Ramakrishna P., CEO, India Mobile Congress (IMC), gave an overview of the IMC’s evolution to becoming Asia's largest technology expo and discussed its role as a key player in global digital transformation.
The cybersecurity terrain is becoming increasingly tougher. Most business leaders anticipate future breaches, yet there's a critical global shortage of cybersecurity experts.
According to PwC, artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to contribute USD 15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, indicating its immense potential to drive growth across various industries.
Connectivity has significantly evolved over the years, pushing individuals, businesses, and governments to incessantly demand uninterrupted, seamless, secure, and borderless connections that can support diverse operations and transactions.
Electricity is by far the largest ongoing expense for data center operators, accounting for 46% of total spending for enterprise data centers and 60% for service provider data centers. Electricity consumption is growing rapidly as data centers take on more workloads and more energy-intensive workloads, such as artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) report.
