The Asia Pacific is home to some of the world's most digitally connected countries as well as some of the least connected. According to a report, internet penetration rates vary widely across the region, with countries like South Korea, Japan, and Singapore boasting nearly universal internet access, while nations like Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, and several Pacific Island countries exhibit limited connectivity.

Read more: Internet Penetration and Socio-Economic Development in the Asia Pacific

The Asia Pacific region is experiencing a transformative wave of digitalization, significantly impacting the efficiency of public services. Telecom technologies are at the forefront of this evolution, enabling governments to improve service delivery, enhance citizen engagement, and drive socio-economic development.

Read more: Telecom's Contribution to Public Service Efficiency in the Asia Pacific

Telecom Review Group's Founder and CEO, Toni Eid, engaged in a fireside chat with Masayuki Kayahara, General Manager of the Service Provider Solutions Department at NEC headquarters in Japan.

Read more: Highlights from NEC Headquarters: What's Ahead for Telecom and Advanced Technology?

In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review Asia, Leong Der Yao, Assistant Chief Executive, Sectoral Transformation Group, Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore, explored the initiatives helping businesses in Singapore leverage AI to innovate, personalize, and enhance their customer experience.

Read more: Harnessing Generative AI and Tech Innovation to Advance Growth in Singapore’s Retail Industry

In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review Asia at ATxSG, Singapore, Duncan Kenwright, Managing Director of Global Solutions at Verizon, discussed how Verizon unlocks the potential of edge computing solutions and facilitates OT/IT convergence to supercharge enterprise connectivity.

Read more: Verizon: Revolutionizing How Enterprises Leverage Secured Edge Computing Capabilities

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