Azure’s private network now reaches to the very ends of the earth.
Cisco: Intent-based networking to deliver on promises SDN couldn’t keep
Cisco’s 2020 Global Networking Trends Report finds enthusiasm for intent-based networking, as networks transition from reactive to proactive, with sights set on predictive.
Microsoft Is Crushing It in Cloud, Jefferies Analyst Thill Says
iWater Group Limited – Reinhard Lange becomes a new member of the Executive Board
London, 23.10.2019 – At its meeting on 01.10.2019, the Board of iWater Group Limited decided to appoint Reinhard Lange as an additional member of the Management Board with effect from 01.10.2019. With the responsibility for “Globalization & Logistics”, the new Executive Board member will also be responsible for the company’s operational growth.From 1971 to 2013, Reinhard Lange held various positions at the logistics company Kühne + Nagel and from 1 January 2009, as Chairman of…
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HP’s Aruba unveils latest end-to-end switching portfolio
Aruba called their new end-to-end switching portfolio the industry’s first.
MWC19 Los Angeles: First-ever humanoid robot powered by cloud artificial intelligence
CloudMinds XR-1 5G humanoid robots perform intricate manual tasks at the Sprint exhibit at MWC19 Los Angeles.
Huawei to launch foldable Mate X phone in China from 15 November
(Telecompaper) Huawei is finally launching its first foldable smartphone, the Mate X unveiled at Mobile World Congress in February. The new device will launch first in China, from 15 November, Cnet reports.
NENT, Telenor to merge Nordic pay-TV businesses in 50-50 joint venture
(Telecompaper) Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT) has announced an agreement with Telenor Group to combine NENT’s Viasat Consumer satellite pay-TV and broadband television operations with Telenor’s Canal Digital satellite pay-TV arm. Each party will hold 50 percent of the joint venture, and Viasat Consumer customers will migrate to Telenor’s platform. The venture’s combined net sales amount to approximately SEK 7.6 billion with 1.26 million subscribers on 30 June.
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HYLA Mobile Providing Cutting-Edge Technology for Belong’s Buy-Back Services
Farmers Branch, TX, October 23, 2019 – HYLA Mobile, a leading provider of mobile device trade-in and reuse solutions, today announces that Belong, a seller of pre-owned smartphones in the Japanese market, is using HYLA’s patented Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to enable Belong’s used smartphone purchase app ‘Belong Buy-Back’ (bbti.belong.co.jp). It is estimated that Japanese consumers have over 2 trillion-yen worth of smartphones left untouched, sitting in drawers. Belong provides the capability for these consumers…
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