• EE dangles students from a crane

    In order to make some kind of statement about 4G, EE suspended a small movie theatre full of students from a crane.
    The publicity stunt is being billed as the world’s first 4GEE cinema in the sky. It consisted of attaching a small stage with seats and a screen to a 100 foot crane, then getting students from the Goodwood Flying School to sit on it while it was lifted up. EE says the screening was 4G-powered, but didn’t specify how. There were popcorn-carrying drones though, so fair en
  • Beeline and Huawei Conduct the First 5G Holographic Call in Russia

    [Moscow, Russia, October 3, 2018] VimpelCom (Beeline brand) and Huawei held a demonstration showcasing the latest fifth generation (5G) mobile connection technologies. The Moscow Museum exhibition hall was used as the demonstration zone and the dialogue between the speakers was conducted using a hologram – a digitized image transmitted through Mixed Reality glasses (MR). Holographic communication technology requires high bandwidth and low latency, which will only be made possible by the ma
  • Telesoft's TDAC Platform Protects Critical National Infrastructure from Cyber Attack Threats

    Unique carrier-grade platform monitors data equivalent to watching 4.8million hours of Netflix programming every secondBournemouth, 4 October 2018 - Telesoft Technologies, a global provider of cyber security, telecoms and government infrastructure products, today announces that its TDAC analytics and forensics platform has been chosen by a global communications provider to protect its infrastructure which is a part of critical national infrastructure (CNI). The TDAC was launched to help protect
  • Huawei makes a Beeline for Russian 5G

    Holographic calls have become the hot 5G use-case so Huawei teamed up with Beeline to do one in Russia.
    VimpelCom-owned Beeline rented out the Moscow Museum for this demo designed to show how great 5G is. It came soon after Vodafone tried a similar move in the UK, as the telecoms industry searches desperately for ways to capture the public imagination about a technology that, initially at least, will mainly just provide agility and efficiency to operators.
    The quality of this demo seemed like a
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  • Maybe the Chinese espionage rhetoric is more than political hot air

    Evidence has reportedly been found of China spying on more than 30 US companies, suggesting the anti-China rhetoric might be more than political posturing.
    To date, little hard evidence has been displayed in the public domain regarding Chinese espionage, but that might be about to change. According to Bloomberg, a three-year old investigation has uncovered tiny microchips nestling on the motherboards of servers used not only in private corporations, but Department of Defense data centres, the CI
  • Wi-Fi Alliance finally concedes 802.11 is too geeky a name for types of wifi

    The supremely geeky 802.11 brand almost certainly alienates regular punters so the decision has belated been made to change it.
    For some reason the only way we have had of differentiating generations of wifi technology to date has been to write down 802.11 and then stick some letters after it. Understandably this has failed to resonate with the mass market and therefore presumably made it difficult to offer the latest generation as a unique selling point to baffled potential router buyers.The cu
  • Telco industry accuses California of violating US Constitution

    It was only going to be a matter of time, but the telco industry is taking California to court over the decision to reinstate net neutrality rules.
    While the rules prevent the telcos from making additional revenue through the creation of a two-lane communications highway, there is something bigger at stake here. In reinstating the net neutrality rules, California is not only questioning the validity of the Communications Act, the bedrock of regulations in the telco industry, but according to the
  • A1 Slovenija Chooses Secucloud: Telco Protects Customers with Cloud-Based Security Service

    Collaboration with German security specialist opens up new revenue stream Hamburg, Germany. 4 October 2018 – Countries wanting to come out on top in the race to digital transformation need to actively drive their initiatives forward. This was the assumption by the Slovenian government in January 2018, when its Ministry of Public Administration published an overview of ideas and proposals for further expanding and supporting the country's digital transformation. For the Slovenian telecommun
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  • SatADSL and Avanti launch commercial Ka-band broadband in Africa

    New offering includes VNO Flex and voucher-based services via SatADSL’s C-SDPBrussels, Belgium, October 4, 2018 – Commercial Ka-band broadband services in Sub-Saharan Africa have been launched by SatADSL, bringing cost-effective coverage to communities and businesses. Utilizing Avanti’s High Throughput Satellite (HTS) HYLAS 4, the new offering will provide consumer and corporate business connectivity which Internet Service Providers (ISPs) will be able to easily offer to consum
  • US extends ZTE monitoring period

    A US court has extended the monitoring period imposed on Chinese kit manufacturer ZTE until 2022, according to a report on Reuters.
    In 2017, ZTE pled guilty to charges of illegally shipping US technology to clients in Iran…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • SAEx and Alcatel propose new US – South Africa subsea route

    Global subsea services firm SAEx has signed an agreement with Alcatel Submarine Networks to begin surveying activities for a new subsea cabling system that will link South Africa with the US…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • LMT, Nokia and Intel hit 1.4Gbps in Latvian 5G tests

    Latvian telco LMT has competed 5G testing, achieving download speeds of 1.4Gbps in the Baltic nation. In collaboration with Nokia and Intel, LMT's live 5G testing also achieved ultra…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Huawei showcases 5G capabilities in Russia

    Chinese tech giant Huawei, has teamed up with Russian telco Beeline, to deliver the country's first ever holographic call over 5G.The live demonstration took place at the Moscow Museum, with the participants using Mixed Reality glasses to perceive the hologram in 3D…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • America's fastest mobile network revealed

    T-Mobile has edged out competition from Verizon, AT&T and Sprint in Ookla's mobile network speedtest for Q3 2018, making it officially the US' fastest network.
    T-Mobile clocked average download speeds of 31…read more on TotalTele.com »

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