innovation
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MasOrange, Telefónica, and Vodafone Group have teamed up with the i2CAT research centre to launch a multi-operator Open Gateway API lab in Europe. -
Nisha Dutt, one of the few female CEOs at the helm of a listed tech firm, shares her insights on navigating gender challenges and her vision for fostering inclusivity in telecoms
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Nokia Bell Labs and e& have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on AI-based solutions for strategic industrial sectors.
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UK DeepTech startups push for innovation as data centres designated critical national infrastructureMark Rushworth, founder and CEO of Finchetto, has called on the UK government to ramp up support for homegrown innovations aimed at making data centres more energy-efficient and sustainable.
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Jon Hunt, UKTIN, project board member and executive director of research, enterprise and innovation at the University of Bristol believes the investment might spark innovation.
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The GSMA and European Space Agency (ESA) have signed a Memorandum of Intent (MOI) to develop new, innovative satellite and terrestrial network technologies.
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In his final Innovation column, Alan Burkitt-Gray looks back 30 years, to when he forecast that 1Mbps would provide the superfast superhighway we all need.
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All-optical networks that use photonics are the industry’s dream solution to the ever-increasing demand for speed. Alan Burkitt-Gray talks to Fabienne Saliou, a research engineer at Orange, which is running an exciting project using this tech
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Ethio Telecom, the state-owned incumbent in Ethiopia, has started a project to encourage start-up technology companies.
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European telecoms standards group ETSI is moving closer to the next generation of mobile with an alliance with a 6G services group.
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The end of current techniques used to encrypt data traffic might be closer than most people think, according to a mathematical paper from China.
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Europe’s leading telecoms standards organisation has set up a new group to work on radio waves with less than a millimetre wavelength.
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Microsoft has bought Lumenisity, a UK-based start-up that makes hollow-core fibres that allow light to travel faster than along standard fibres.
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Geostationary satellite companies used to be the innovators. Now the fresh thoughts are coming from low-orbit companies and the older generation needs a new role, writes Alan Burkitt-Gray
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Look, telecoms industry, can you slow down a bit? You’re growing so much that scientists and engineers are having a hard time keeping up, says Alan Burkitt-Gray
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Nokia has signed an innovation-focused Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Vodafone New Zealand to collaborate on the development of new applications and services enabled by Nokia’s mobile technology.
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Reliable storage moves fast, as Gordon Moore predicted in the 1960s. Now you can get the equivalent of 40 human brains in one system, writes Alan Burkitt-Gray
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Quantum technology is poised to revolutionise atomic clocks and positioning, following a partnership between ColdQuanta and an Oxford University spin-off.
