The Asia Pacific (APAC) telecommunications industry stands on the brink of transformation, with responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) emerging as a game-changer for unlocking new revenue streams and driving long-term growth.
During the first day of the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit 2024, the panel entitled “World First 5G-Advanced Region Sets Sail,” will commence on stage. Representatives from leading carriers and vendors as well as governmental and non-profit industry organizations will convene to share their 5G-Advanced innovations, expand on the fast progress being made in business incubation, and offer insight into the increased commercialization of 5G-A in the Middle East.
In a keynote address delivered by NEC during the 18th edition of the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, held from 10-11th December in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Kenji Takemura, Head of EMEA Transport Center of Excellence (CoE) and Director, Service Provider Solution Department, outlined the company’s commitment to leveraging AI technologies to advance sustainable development and redefine global connectivity.
A recent report by Juniper Research revealed that Japan’s KDDI is the world’s most sustainable mobile operator, underscoring the region's commitment to integrating environmental responsibility with cutting-edge technology.
The TRS-24 panel, titled ‘World First 5G-A Region Sets Sail,’ began with an opening speech by Toni Eid, Founder of Telecom Review Group, and CEO of Trace Media International, who highlighted the transformative role of 5G-Advanced (5G-A) within the 5G ecosystem.
Remote work has revolutionized the global labor market, enabling professionals to work from anywhere with reliable internet and digital tools. Sri Lanka, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and cultural richness, is positioning itself as an ideal destination for remote work.
As a wrap-up to the 18th edition of the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, Telecom Review Group organized its Excellence Awards ceremony to recognize exceptional global and regional companies, along with industry leaders, for their innovative initiatives and influential contributions throughout 2024.
According to data from the International Data Corporation (IDC), cloud infrastructure spending soared by 18.5% year-over-year (YoY) in Q4 2023, reaching USD 31.8 billion.
The advent of the digital age has brought the world closer, but for many rural communities in Malaysia, the promise of seamless connectivity remains elusive. As urban areas enjoy the benefits of high-speed internet, rural communities are grappling with limited access, creating a stark digital divide.
Myanmar’s education sector faces numerous challenges, including limited access to quality learning resources, outdated infrastructure, and geographical barriers in rural areas.
