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Myanmar’s education sector faces numerous challenges, including limited access to quality learning resources, outdated infrastructure, and geographical barriers in rural areas.
Rakuten Group, Inc. announced today that it will expand its partnership with Ampere Computing LLC to decrease power usage to achieve more efficient AI computing.
Singtel and Ericsson have partnered to bring 5G-Advanced connectivity solutions to Tuas Port in Singapore.
The enterprise information and communication technology (ICT) market in Indonesia is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.3% from 2023 to 2028.
At the forefront of Indonesia’s technological progress, Lintasarta is embracing the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape the future of the nation. A subsidiary of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH), Lintasarta played a key role in Indonesia AI Day 2024, held on November 14 in Jakarta, underscoring the company’s effort to advance AI development and deployment in Indonesia. On the sidelines of the event, Bayu Hanantasena, CEO of Lintasarta, discussed the company's strategic vision in leveraging AI to drive innovation and growth across various sectors.
Nokia has been given a long-term, multi-billion-dollar extension deal by Bharti Airtel (Airtel) to install 4G and 5G equipment in important cities and states in India.
NTT DOCOMO, INC., in collaboration with NTT Corporation, Nokia, and SK Telecom Co., Ltd., an international telecommunications operator, announced today that they have successfully conducted Japan's first indoor test of 6G wireless technology using radio waves enhanced by AI in the 4.8 GHz band.
In a significant milestone, the United Arab Emirates’ leading telecom operator, du, has officially launched the du Innovation Center, maximizing the network’s potential in driving new commercial innovations utilizing next generation technologies.
Businesses across the Asia Pacific (APAC) are facing a relentless rise in cyber threats, with ransomware attacks becoming a particularly pervasive danger. These attacks are not only impacting large corporations but are also significantly affecting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), creating an alarming reality for businesses that rely on interconnected digital systems.
The clock is ticking as we prepare for another memorable gathering this December. Are you ready to connect, collaborate, and capture insights with global industry leaders at the 18th Telecom Review Leaders' Summit?
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Myanmar’s education sector faces numerous challenges, including limited access to quality learning resources, outdated infrastructure, and geographical barriers in rural areas.
Businesses across the Asia Pacific (APAC) are facing a relentless rise in cyber threats, with ransomware attacks becoming a particularly pervasive danger. These attacks are not only impacting large corporations but are also significantly affecting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), creating an alarming reality for businesses that rely on interconnected digital systems.
The clock is ticking as we prepare for another memorable gathering this December. Are you ready to connect, collaborate, and capture insights with global industry leaders at the 18th Telecom Review Leaders' Summit?
At the forefront of Indonesia’s technological progress, Lintasarta is embracing the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape the future of the nation. A subsidiary of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH), Lintasarta played a key role in Indonesia AI Day 2024, held on November 14 in Jakarta, underscoring the company’s effort to advance AI development and deployment in Indonesia. On the sidelines of the event, Bayu Hanantasena, CEO of Lintasarta, discussed the company's strategic vision in leveraging AI to drive innovation and growth across various sectors.
Indonesia is leading the way in developing a digital economy, transforming the country into a digital powerhouse in Southeast Asia. The government is committed to revolutionizing the digital landscape through the ‘Making Indonesia 4.0’ roadmap, which focuses on innovation, infrastructure, and advanced technologies in key sectors. Initiatives like the ‘100 Smart Cities’ program and the ‘National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (2020-2045)’ demonstrate Indonesia’s dedication to improving digital capabilities nationwide to facilitate inclusive economic growth.
In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Daisuke Morikawa, CTO of KDDI Digital Life, and one of the speakers at Innovate Asia in Bangkok, Thailand, discussed how the company is redefining connectivity through data, customer engagement, and 5G innovation. He also elaborated on KDDI's bold strategy to transform the digital experience and expand beyond traditional connectivity.
