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Heres the top Canadian mobile news from the past week

December 6, 2020

Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days. Huawei says Trump administration put Canada in a ‘difficult situation’ CCTS annual report reveals 19 percent decrease in telecom complaints Federal government to impose tax on digital giants like… The post Here’s the top Canadian mobile news from the past week

Huawei ban timeline: US reportedly in talks to let companys CFO return to China - CNET

December 3, 2020

We follow the Chinese telecom giant’s saga, day by day, from 2018 to today.

Cloud database vendors lambasted by analyst for expense vulnerable products and poor support

December 2, 2020

Gartner takes AWS, Microsoft, Google, IBM and more to task in its inaugural Magic Quadrant for cloud database management systems Gartner's inaugural Magic Quadrant for cloud database management systems (DBMS) lays out the flaws of the leading players in a rapidly growing market. The analyst firm defines the cloud DBMS market as being "for products from vendors that supply fully prov

Despite the ban Huawei and ZTEs telecom market share has increased

December 1, 2020

Chinese telecommunications equipment suppliers Huawei and ZTE have achieved an increase in their share in the global market. This growth is mainly driven by China, … The post Despite the ban, Huawei and ZTEs telecom market share has increased appeared first on Gizchina.com.

D-Link DIRX1860 router review: An affordable Wi-Fi 6 router with a good spread of features

November 10, 2020

Jonathan Bray 4 days 4 hours ago Price when reviewed 105 At long last, Wi-Fi 6 routers are coming out at sensible prices. Last month we took the £80 Honor Router 3 for a spin, and now D-Link has joined the fray with its wallet-friendly DIR-X1860. Costing just £105, this diminutive router offers a decent set of features and full support for the latest 802.1

A Look at the Big Guys - Putting the Telecom Sector Into Perspective

November 4, 2020

You can’t put the telecom sector into perspective without looking at the performance of the biggest players in the industry. The pandemic has been an interesting year for both big ISPs and telecom vendors. Smaller ISPs should care about big ISP performance for many reasons. For many smaller companies, the big companies are the competition, and the big providers' strength or weakness can foretell s

Britain bans new Huawei 5G kit installation from September 2021

November 3, 2020

Telcos must not install new Huawei 5G kit after September 2021.

UK Gov brings forward Huawei 5G network install ban

November 2, 2020

But the target for the complete eradication of Huawei’s 5G kit remains the end of 2027.

Hybrid 5G/satellite testing facility to open in Oxfordshire next year

October 31, 2020

The engineering hub, which is due for completion in 2021, will provide a base for UK researchers and businesses to experiment, and will allow teams to test the benefits of hybrid 5G and satellite communications networks. The hope is that once the technology is demonstrated, the techniques can be rolled out to other businesses across the UK. The centre is being backed by a European Space Agency con

Its better to burn out than fade Huawei: UK rolls out schedule for rip-and-replace rules

October 31, 2020

Nothing from Chinese bogeyman allowed in core network by early 2023 The UK’s Ministry of Fun* has published its roadmap for the removal of so-called high-risk vendors from UK telecoms networks as part of the second parliamentary reading of the Telecoms Security Bill.…

Operators must stop installing Huawei 5G kit from next September

October 31, 2020

In July, the Government announced that – despite previously permitting Huawei a limited role providing equipment for the non-core parts of the UK’s 5G network – it would be fully shut out of UK networks. The UK’s decision to formally exclude Huawei came amid diplomatic pressure from its intelligence allies and strict new US restrictions against the company, which GCHQ reported would compromise the

Huawei 5G Kit Installation Banned in Britain from September 2021

October 30, 2020

Britain has ordered telecom firms to not install any new Huawei 5G kit after September 2021. They were already banned from buying new Huawei 5G kit after year’s end.

UK shrinks timetable for telcos to stop installing 5G kit from Huawei

October 30, 2020

UK bans installation of Huawei 5G equipment starting September 2021

October 28, 2020

UK bans installation of Huawei 5G equipment starting September 2021

October 28, 2020

UK cellular operators will be banned from installing Huawei 5G equipment after September 2021, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has announced. The government also released a roadmap to eliminating Huawei-built telecom gear by 2027.“Today I am setting out a clear path for the complete removal of high risk vendors from our 5G networks,” said Digital Secretary Oliver Dowden in a s

UK bans new Huawei 5G network gear from September

October 28, 2020

5G will reach more than one billion people by end of 2020

October 27, 2020

5G coverage is expected to reach 15% of the world’s population, more than one billion people, by the end of this year, according to a new report by Ericsson. The Swedish telecoms company has raised its year-end 2020 estimate for global 5G subscriptions to 220 million, out of which 175 million of those - almost 80% - will be based in China. This is due to the faster-than-average 5G uptake in China,

Britain bans new Huawei 5G kit installation from September 2021

October 25, 2020

Sooner than expected cut off date imposed.

Seen as alternative to Huawei 5G gear Open RAN can be much more

October 25, 2020

Open RAN can bring about dramatic change to the telecom market, but that is often lost in political rhetoric against Huawei. The post Seen as alternative to Huawei 5G gear, Open RAN can be much more appeared first on Techgoondu.

UK government brings Huawei 5G ban forward

October 25, 2020

The UK government has brought forward its Huawei 5G ban to September 2021. From this date, telecommunications firms will no longer be allowed to install new equipment made by the Chinese tech giant. UK telcos such as EE, Vodafone and Three had previously been working until 2027 to install equipment purchased before the end of [] The post UK government brings Huawei 5G ban forward appeared first on

UK to Ban New Huawei 5G Equipment

October 25, 2020

The United Kingdom announced that it will ban the installation of new Huawei 5G networking equipment beginning in September 2021. The post UK to Ban New Huawei 5G Equipment appeared first on Thurrott.com.

Enterprise hits and misses - Microsoft 365 raises a work surveillance debate and no one can accuse Salesforce of Slacking off

October 24, 2020

Enterprise hits and misses - Microsoft 365 raises a work surveillance debate, and no one can accuse Salesforce of Slacking off Jon Reed Sun, 11/29/2020 - 21:52 Summary: This week - Microsoft 365 provokes a work surveillance debate when new functionality details hit social media. Rumors have Salesforce taking a hard look at Slack - but why? Retailers hit the holiday home stretch,