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Deutsche Telekom Showcases App-Less AI Smartphone Concept at MWC 2024
Deutsche Telekom on Monday showcased a futuristic smartphone concept that relies on artificial intelligence rather than applications (apps) to handle users' specific needs. Smartphones today typically use apps for everything from messaging and social media to video games and banking.
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EU Wants Details of Investment Plans Ahead of Legislation to Make Big Tech Pay for Telcos Network Costs
Big tech firms and EU telecom operators could face questions from the European Commission about their investment outlays and cloud infrastructure plans before legislation to make the former pay telcos for their network costs. Firms like Google, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta say the idea of paying telcos for network costs amounts to an Internet traffic ...
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Google Says Decade-Old Demand for Shared Network Costs by EU Telecom Operators is Bad for Consumers
Google has stated that European telecom operators' demand to get Big Tech to help fund network costs was a ten-year-old idea and was bad for consumers. EU operators like Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefonica and others have long complained that tech giants use a huge part of internet traffic on their networks and should contribute financially. Googl...
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Ericsson, Deutsche Telekom Says to Use Solar, Wind Energy for 5G Mobile Masts in Germany
Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom say are harnessing the power of the wind and the sun at an energy-hungry 5G mobile site in Germany in an effort to guard against soaring electricity costs.
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Qualcomm to Work With More Than 30 Companies on Faster 5G Variant
Qualcomm said it expects to work with more than 30 carriers and telecommunications gear providers who have committed to using the faster variant of 5G networking technology.
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Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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Mobile Network Operator's Body GSMA Considers Crisis Meeting Over Huawei
GSMA has proposed a crisis meeting to discuss a plan to ban Huawei 5G equipment in the European Union.
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Germany Wants More 5G Faster. That May Not Be Better
5G mobile networks will be better, faster and stronger than their forerunners. In Germany, at least, they could also make life a lot harder for carriers.
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Huawei Finds Unlikely Ally in Germany Amid Talk of Excluding 5G Network Suppliers
Germany has debated the issue, but the country's telecoms industry has defended its longstanding relationship with Huawei.
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New European Wi-Fi Network for Airline Passengers to Launch Within Months
Until now, European carriers have had to rely on satellite-only systems for onboard Wi-Fi across the region.
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Deutsche Telekom Demonstrates First 5G Antennas in Berlin
Telekom said it was the first use of the technology in a real world setting in Europe, with speeds of more than 2 gigabits per second to a customer device.
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Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Briton Arrested Over Deutsche Telekom Hacking
The 29-year-old, who was subject to a European arrest warrant, was detained on Wednesday by officers from Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA).
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After Deutsche Telekom, TalkTalk Becomes Latest Victim of Mirai Botnet Attack
Mirai is a malicious software which in October cut off access to some of the world's best known websites, including Twitter and Spotify.
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Calls Grow to Make IT Equipment Makers Liable After Deutsche Telekom Attack
Almost a million of Telekom's 20 million fixed-line users suffered internet outages on Sunday and Monday.
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Deutsche Telekom Showcases App-Less AI Smartphone Concept at MWC 2024
Deutsche Telekom on Monday showcased a futuristic smartphone concept that relies on artificial intelligence rather than applications (apps) to handle users' specific needs. Smartphones today typically use apps for everything from messaging and social media to video games and banking.
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EU Wants Details of Investment Plans Ahead of Legislation to Make Big Tech Pay for Telcos Network Costs
Big tech firms and EU telecom operators could face questions from the European Commission about their investment outlays and cloud infrastructure plans before legislation to make the former pay telcos for their network costs. Firms like Google, Netflix, Amazon, and Meta say the idea of paying telcos for network costs amounts to an Internet traffic ...
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Google Says Decade-Old Demand for Shared Network Costs by EU Telecom Operators is Bad for Consumers
Google has stated that European telecom operators' demand to get Big Tech to help fund network costs was a ten-year-old idea and was bad for consumers. EU operators like Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefonica and others have long complained that tech giants use a huge part of internet traffic on their networks and should contribute financially. Googl...
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Ericsson, Deutsche Telekom Says to Use Solar, Wind Energy for 5G Mobile Masts in Germany
Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom say are harnessing the power of the wind and the sun at an energy-hungry 5G mobile site in Germany in an effort to guard against soaring electricity costs.
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Qualcomm to Work With More Than 30 Companies on Faster 5G Variant
Qualcomm said it expects to work with more than 30 carriers and telecommunications gear providers who have committed to using the faster variant of 5G networking technology.
-
Deutsche Telekom Tests Mobile Antenna in Earth’s Stratosphere
Deutsche Telekom said on Monday it had successfully tested an aerial base station in the earth's stratosphere, an innovation it hopes will bring mobile coverage to remote areas that are hard for ground-based networks to reach.
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Mobile Network Operator's Body GSMA Considers Crisis Meeting Over Huawei
GSMA has proposed a crisis meeting to discuss a plan to ban Huawei 5G equipment in the European Union.
-
Germany Wants More 5G Faster. That May Not Be Better
5G mobile networks will be better, faster and stronger than their forerunners. In Germany, at least, they could also make life a lot harder for carriers.
-
Huawei Finds Unlikely Ally in Germany Amid Talk of Excluding 5G Network Suppliers
Germany has debated the issue, but the country's telecoms industry has defended its longstanding relationship with Huawei.
-
New European Wi-Fi Network for Airline Passengers to Launch Within Months
Until now, European carriers have had to rely on satellite-only systems for onboard Wi-Fi across the region.
-
Deutsche Telekom Demonstrates First 5G Antennas in Berlin
Telekom said it was the first use of the technology in a real world setting in Europe, with speeds of more than 2 gigabits per second to a customer device.
-
Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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Briton Arrested Over Deutsche Telekom Hacking
The 29-year-old, who was subject to a European arrest warrant, was detained on Wednesday by officers from Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA).
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After Deutsche Telekom, TalkTalk Becomes Latest Victim of Mirai Botnet Attack
Mirai is a malicious software which in October cut off access to some of the world's best known websites, including Twitter and Spotify.
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Calls Grow to Make IT Equipment Makers Liable After Deutsche Telekom Attack
Almost a million of Telekom's 20 million fixed-line users suffered internet outages on Sunday and Monday.
