Why Airtel Zero Does Not Violate Net Neutrality
admin The Airtel Zero is not going to split Indian internet into, free or paid, local or global or big or small. Nor its a threat to net neutrality.
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Nokia Acquires Silicon Photonics Firm Elenion Technologies
Elenion develops highly integrated, low-cost silicon photonics technologies for short-reach and high-performance optical interfaces
Telenor Accepts Mass Corruption At Its Asia Biz, Clears CEO Brekke
Telenor accepted there are three cases of corruption, but named only two markets - Thailand and Bangladesh- and left to guess the other case or the market.
Alcatel-Lucent Appoints Phillipe Camus As Interim CEO Effective Sept
Alcatel-Lucent has appointed Phillipe Camus, currently chairman as interm CEO effective September 1, 2015 to prepare for the proposed transaction with Nokia
Ericsson Acquires Push-to-talk Firm Genakar
Genaker, located in Barcelona, Spain, was founded in 2004 and employs around 30 people, all of whom will transfer to Ericsson as part of the acquisition.
Hrvatski Telekom Selects Ericsson As Sole 5G RAN Supplier
In addition to enhanced mobile broadband, Hrvatski Telekom aims to boost digitalization and Industry 4.0 through the opportunities enabled by 5G network
Nokia Launches Network Operations Solution For 5G
Nokia Network Operations Master significantly reduces workloads of repetitive actions and allows CSPs to concentrate on the most critical network events.
Telenor Board Backs CEO Despite Corruption Charges
Telenor will hold a press conference today to talk about issues around the company and both, the chair Gunn Waersted and Sigve Brekke will be available.
An Analogy Why Net Neutrality, Airtel Zero Don’t Cross Path
Here is an example to clear some air over the controversy that Airtel Zero violates net neutrality
Ericsson Brings 5G Standalone To Empower Industry 4.0
To enable industries to smoothly transitions to 5G, Ericsson will provide dedicated network 5G standalone trial kits that work on selected spectrum band