• Microsoft starts ruffling privacy feathers in the US

    This weekend will mark the one-year anniversary of Europe’s GDPR and Microsoft has made the bold suggestion of bringing the rules over the pond to the US.
    Many US businesses would have been protected from the chaos that was the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), with the rules only impacting those which operated in Europe. And while there are benefits to privacy and data protection rights for consumers, that will come as little compensation for those who had
  • US autonomous truck trials go up a gear

    The US Postal Service is trialling self-driving trucks between Texas and Arizona in partnership with autonomous vehicle specialist TuSimple.
    The US has been ahead of the game when it comes to putting self-driving trucks on regular roads along with the rest of the traffic. This trial involves trucks that drive themselves but have someone sitting in the driver’s seat anyway, just in case, who presumably drinks endless cups of coffee.
    The two week trial will, appropriately enough, mark a mile
  • What does the White House reprieve mean for Huawei?

    US decision to grant temporary licences for 3 months extends uncertainty for customers
  • A memorial to the founder of modern Italy – in London

    Not far from Holborn in a part of town known as Little Italy is a plaque in memory of the man credited with the founding of modern Italy.It is often forgotten by those of us not familiar with Italy’s history that for most of the Christian era, the area was mainly a collection of city states with the Pope ruling the middle part, and foreign Emperors controlling the rest.
    In the 19th century, tired of often being ruled by distant and uninterested monarchs, there was a growing movement for It
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  • Ericsson and Nokia CEOs compare 5G sizes

    For some reason the CEOs of both Ericsson and Nokia have felt compelled to make public statements defending their 5G performance.
    In a piece headlined ‘Europe and 5G: Address the reality — not the myths’, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm (pictured) indicated he’s not happy with claimed rumours that his company is a bit limp when it comes to 5G. You can see how that would chafe somewhat as Ericsson’s entire strategy hinges on it being a 5G stud, but Ekholm wasn&rs
  • ZTE moves to prove its own security credentials

    Taking a page from the Huawei playbook, ZTE is opening its own European cybersecurity lab to demonstrate its own security credentials and appeal to customers.
    Although Huawei is taking a battering on the US side of the Atlantic, European nations have stubbornly stood by the side of reason and reasonable behaviour, asking for evidence before signing an execution order. One of the reasons for this will be the apparent transparency to security through its cybersecurity centres in the UK and Belgium
  • US suspends Huawei ban for three months to help operators adapt

    The US Department of Commerce has given Huawei a three month license to buy US goods in order to lessen the disruption to US companies.
    The decision follows the news that a bunch of US companies, including Google, were going to stop doing business with Huawei. Not only would this do severe damage to the desirability of Huawei Android smartphones sold outside of China, but would have caused major disruption to any US companies that rely on working with Huawei.
    The DoC therefore decided to grant a
  • The V&A explores the future of food production

    Of all the great achievements of the 20th century, food has to be one of the greatest — not just the abundance of it, but how prices today are a fraction of what they used to cost.
    But at what cost to the environment?This is what the V&A looks at in its slightly hand-wringing exhibition about the food industry. Fortunately, rather than preach about things, they simply display and let you make up your own mind.
    Two of the greatest concerns that people express are looked at by the exhibi
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  • DoJ doesn’t share FCC enthusiasm for T-Mobile/Sprint – report

    The FCC might have a skip in its step after securing concessions from T-Mobile US and Sprint ahead of the proposed merger, but the Department of Justice is not convinced.
    Following the approval from FCC Chairman Ajir Pai, and the vote of support from Commissioner Brendan Carr, Sprint share price rose almost 19%. The long-awaited merger to create a genuine challenger to AT&T and Verizon on a national scale looked to be heading in the right direction, only for the DoJ to be the fly in the oint
  • Senior talent joins STL's Network Software business to drive deep customer engagement

    Pune, India – May 21, 2019: Sterlite Technologies Ltd (STL) [BSE: 532374, NSE: STRTECH], a global leader in end-to-end data network solutions, today announced new business and technology capability additions to its Network Software business to serve its global customers. Announcing the capability expansion, Anshoo Gaur, CEO of Network Software at STL, said, “Software is a people-driven business. I am excited to announce three leadership additions that build on our global talent pool
  • Gaist's mapping solution could boost efficiency for utilities market by 10 per cent at 0.01% of project cost

    Gaist is debuting its unique infrastructure digital twin to the utilities market at Utility Week LiveLondon, UK, 21 May 2019 – Utilities companies looking to cut the cost and time of their construction works today have a new solution available to them as Gaist revealed its unique infrastructure digital twin has the potential to increase efficiency output by 10 per cent at 0.01 per cent of the project cost.Showcasing its innovative mapping solutions to the...Source: RealWire
  • ProLabs to launch its innovative solutions to maximise network infrastructure and help operators to be 5G ready at NGON Europe 2019

    Cirencester, UK, 21 May 2019 – ProLabs, a global leader in optical connectivity, will unveil its pioneering solutions for next generation Data Centres and 5G networks at NGON Europe in Nice, 21-23 May 2019. The company will highlight the changes necessary for operators to prepare for the continuously growing capacity requirements and complexity of the future 5G network. Debuting its new Optical Channel Monitor to the European market, ProLabs will showcase the EON-OMP-2, which allows...Sour
  • HUBER+SUHNER launches outdoor MIMO antennas to ease urban 5G deployments

    First-of-its-kind SENCITY® Urban antenna adopts existing city infrastructure such as street furniture for widespread 4G and 5G deployment.HUBER+SUHNER has today launched its compact omnidirectional and directional outdoor antennas for use in 4G and 5G deployments. Operators are faced with the challenge of providing cost-effective 4G and 5G in urban areas. Small cells are critical to providing increased capacity and coverage in urban areas where networks are highly congested with growing numb
  • The rebuilding of White Hart Lane station

    Plans to rebuild the rather disheveled White Hart Lane station were submitted nearly two years ago, and works to build the new station are underway.
    The rebuilding in part because, frankly it needed it, but mainly because a gigantic spaceship has landed just down the road in the form of the rebuilt football stadium, and the already overcrowded station is going to get worse.The tiny ticket hall is to be swept away and the outdoor staircase closed as an emergency escape, as two large “sheds&
  • ZTE launches its first cyber security lab in China

    Chinese tech giant, ZTE, has launched its first cyber security facility in the city of Nanjing, China. The Nanjing complex will act as a base, from which ZTE can expand its cyber security offering across the globe…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Trump grants Huawei 90-day reprieve from US ban

    US president Donald Trump has granted a 90-day amnesty period which will allow US companies to continue doing business with Chinese tech giant, Huawei. The move is intended to limit the impact of the ban on existing Huawei smartphone users…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Ericsson CEO: Regulatory policies are delaying 5G rollout in Europe

    Europe's telecoms regulators must do more to support the rollout of 5G across the continent, according to Ericsson's CEO, Börje Ekholm.In an online blog post, Ekholm said that Europe was still paying the price for having lagged behind the rest of the world in 4G rollout…read more on TotalTele.com »

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