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Running a Q&A session at a recent Cloud World Forum in London, I was on stage with Adrian Steele, IT director of The Royal Mail.

Telstra International has appointed ANDREW WILDBLOOD as head of north Asia. In his new role, Wildblood will be responsible for leading Telstra International’s sales strategy and activities in China, Hong Kong, Japan and Taiwan. Wildblood will be based in Hong Kong and report to Phil Mottram, executive director for Telstra International. Previously Wildblood was VP of sales for Telstra International EMEA where he was responsible for driving its regional sales strategy for the multinational companies market over the last three years. Wildblood has also worked within the Telstra network for over 10 years and was key to the company’s growth.

Thai operator, dtac, has launched 3G services in spite of opposition from state owned operator CAT.

Pacnet has announced the construction of a new Data Landing Station (DLS) in Hong Kong.

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“This revolution started online. This revolution started on Facebook. This revolution started in June 2010 when hundreds of thousands of Egyptians started collaborating content.”

The African cable consortium SEACOM has completed trials of five 100Gbps channels of coherent optical transmission over 1732km.

Turkcell has acquired the telecoms data operator Global Iletisim for approximately $9.8 million.

Vodafone has announced that Indian pharmaceutical company, Piramal Healthcare, has agreed to buy a minority share in Vodafone Essar for approximately $640 million.

The number of mobile broadband subscribers overtook the number of fixed-line subscribers globally in 2010.