Telcos stories - Page 23

While most of the public discussion of 5G is for primary connectivity, businesses are far more interested in its potential to act as a failover option.

Consumers think banks, retailers and mobile operators need to do more to protect them and their personal information from fraudsters.

SourseAI partners with Devoli to offer New Zealand businesses AI tools for machine learning and better decision making in the telco market.

Asia Pacific top target for network DDoS attacks, with a third of attacks targeting Taiwan, according to new research from Imperva.

South African fintech firm Ukheshe Technologies is partnering with dzcard to expand its reach into the Asia Pacific region.

Despite huge potential, private networks are failing to reach scale, and the window of opportunity for telcos is closing.

The Commerce Commission urgently seeks views on proposed marketing principles to reduce consumer confusion about alternative technology.

The future of identity and access management in the IoT will adopt a multi-faced approach, according to ABI Research.

Graph data platforms provide telcos with performance boosts and agility benefits over relational databases, enabling new levels of performance and insight.

An annual report finds CSPs are slow to react to demands, despite double the enterprise 5G projects over the year.

Vodafone launches Unlimited 4G Broadband in selected parts of urban and regional New Zealand, with plans starting from $55 per month.

Google Cloud has announced a strategic partnership with B2B telco company Axiata Enterprise to support digitalisation in Asia.

Telcos have banded together in an attempt to stamp out a relatively uncommon but potentially devastating type of fraud.

Customer loyalty is at stake as telcos fail to deliver adequate service, prompting organisations to adapt or fail to gain a competitive advantage.

Cloud computing is transforming the IT industry and raising questions for organisations. Atos explores the future of 5G and cloud in a new report.

New Zealand telcos back Commerce Commission's review into the Telecomms Dispute Resolution Scheme, says NZ Telecommunications Forum.

It's expected by 2023, 5G and Edge will provide $517 billion of revenue across manufacturing, heath care, transport, environmental monitoring and gaming alone.

Telcos are working to prioritise security measures to protect core network configuration services as the new wave of 5G networks commences.

5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) are only useful if the data they collect can be stored, managed, used, and analysed, says Cloudera.

Telecom providers transitioning to 5G will face scrutiny on energy efficiency, with 5G promising to tackle rising energy and sustainability challenges.