Tag: US
BT confirms it is providing data to the government on citizen movements
An increasing number of countries are looking at how they can use mobile phone data and apps to track movements and ensure compliance
SD-WAN vendor Adaptiv Networks acquires and partners
Expands channel and technology portfolio
Why the BBC’s portrayal of a white, male American internet is inaccurate and offensive
The BBC has a responsibility to portray issues accurately, but its docuflix on “Dirty Streaming” was irresponsible, inaccurate and biased
Clearview AI breach – a flaw not a hack. Isn’t that an oxymoron?
The breach raises even more concerns about misuse of facial recognition tech
Enterprises lack confidence in 5G for IoT
EY study finds enterprises still cautious about 5G
Dialog snaps up Adesto for $500 million
Adesto supports Dialog’s expansion into smart buildings and industrial automation (Industry 4.0) markets
Orange and Telxius team up for transatlantic cable extension
New Dunant cable due to go live at end of 2020
EU considers ban on facial recognition tech
EU’s proposed facial recognition moratorium could be bad news for European businesses
Security update: quantum security rises up agenda for telcos
QKD rises up agenda as the ITU announces a new standard for QKD networks; BT launches QKD network; SK Telecom and Deutsche Telekom invest in IDQ; and more countries join EU’s Open QKD Project.
Avenga – the new Marvel(lous) MSP
The merger of four managed service providers creates a significant new player spanning Europe, the US and Asia.
Data centre market continues to boom
Fuelled by the move to the Cloud, increased collaboration, the rise and rise of Big Data, plus media streaming.
US update – 5G, net neutrality and privacy
AT&T and Verizon reinvent themselves, Big Tech is hauled over the coals, industry waiting for DC Court judgement, T-Mint clears next round of hurdles
Greenland says no to Trump, but yes to OneWeb
OneWeb announces progress in new polar satellite service for increased connectivity for businesses and homes
UK reviews use of Chinese equipment in its networks
Huawei’s role in European networks continues to be questioned, as EU and GSMA also weigh in.
Digital transformation or digital silo? Why digital should not be just another technology refresh
Digital transformation is failing because it’s being used simply as an excuse for IT renewal or resulting in marketing-led ‘digital skins’. To succeed, it needs to fundamentally alter the DNA of B2B service providers.
Most small firms have no business continuity plans. Here’s why that’s good news for B2B service providers
B2B service providers have an opportunity to address a willing but untapped market
Comcast, CenturyLink and Zayo suffer outages
Major outage at Comcast points to opportunity to build business continuity services for SMEs
Colt expands into US
Colt launches in the US, whether through design or necessity, offering 100Gbit/s services in 13 key cities
