News with the tag "Telecom"

In a bold move that could redefine the future of the European tech landscape, Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch has challenged telecom giants ( telcos ) to step into the realm of hyperscaler infrastructure. Speaking at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Mensch passionately advocated for telcos to in...

Exciting news ripples through the crypto sphere as Japan’s telecommunications heavyweight, KDDI, steps into the Web3 arena in a significant way. They’ve officially joined Bifrost, the innovative multichain middleware platform, as a new validator! This isn’t just another validator node; it’s a powerf...

The telecommunications industry stands at a critical juncture. As global data consumption skyrockets, traditional telecom operators face a perfect storm of challenges: stagnant subscriber growth, costly infrastructure maintenance and an insatiable demand for bandwidth. This capacity crunch is not ju...

India’s telecommunications and digital services company, Jio Platforms, is introducing Web3 capabilities to its user base of over 450 million. The initiative involves a collaboration with Polygon Labs, the developers of the Polygon blockchain protocols, aiming to support the development of decentral...

Nokia, a Finnish telecoms company, is joining the crypto revolution. According to reports, Nokia has developed a technology for encrypting digital assets and addressing vulnerabilities. The Finnish company formally applied for a patent for the encryption of digital assets with the Chinese Intellectu...

The Biden deepfake scam highlights the risks of emerging tech and the need for regulation to safeguard elections and public trust.

Korea's SK Telecom signed a contract to invest $200 million with Smart Global Holdings, a US firm specializing in data center solutions. SK Telecom is South Korea's largest wireless carrier.

Chirp founder Tim Kravchunovsky argued that with the technology available today, the AT&T breach is "inexcusable."

Decentralized physical infrastructure networks represented the fourth most profitable sector for investors in the first half of 2024.

Finnish telecommunications major Nokia Corporation will be acquiring California-based telecommunication equipment company Infinera Corporation for $2.3 billion in a bid to scale up its optical business, the company announced on Thursday. Infinera’s stock rose 18% after the deal announcement. Infiner...