Ericsson President and CEO, Borje Ekholm, has called on European regulators to act now on 5G, or risk losing out …
President of US-China business council describes treatment of Huawei as ‘murder’
The President of the US-China business council, Craig Allen, has launched a blistering attack on the Trump administration over its …
UAE operator launches 5G-enabled mobile devices
UAE mobile operator EITC, has become the first telco to launch 5G mobile devices in the Middle East. du has …
Poor data management costing businesses $20m every year: Veeam
A comprehensive report from IT leader Veeam Software, has shown that poor data management is costing businesses millions every year.
Experts predict Facebook restrictions won’t affect Huawei
ICT analysts are predicting that Huawei will be largely unaffected by Facebook’s decision to suspend app preinstalls on the Chinese …
Abu Dhabi’s new airport to become first 5G connected hub in the region
Etisalat has announced that Abu Dhabi’s new international airport will become the first airport terminal in the region to have …
5G subscriptions expected to reach 1.9 billion in 2024: Ericsson
Swedish telecommunications vendor Ericsson has released its Mobility Report, which is projecting a surge in 5G subscriptions by 2024. Ericsson …
“We will need more time to become world’s No.1 smartphone maker”: Huawei
A senior executive at Chinese ICT conglomerate Huawei has conceded that the company is going to need more time to achieve its aspiration of being the No.1 smartphone manufacturer in the world.
Facebook set to launch its new cryptocurrency this month
Facebook is set to launch its new cryptocurrency later this month according to a report in The Information. The Information, …
Who has ‘Trump’ card in tech trade war between US and China
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China shows no signs of reaching a resolution as negotiations between the two global economic superpowers remains deadlocked. However, the topic of technology has now temporarily displaced the thorny subject of tariffs as the main currency in the dialogue between officials in Beijing and Washington, with the US, launching an aggressive offensive against major technology players in China.