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India passes telecom law paving the way for Musk’s Starlink amid privacy concerns

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India’s parliament has passed a telecommunications bill that replaces its century-old rules as the country, with over 1.17 On Thursday, the upper house of the Indian parliament approved the Telecommunications Bill, […] © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.

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The Telecommunications Service Provider Journey – From Telco to Techco

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The new look, “aligns with our evolution from a telecommunications company to a technology company,” said Nompilo Morafo, Chief Corporate Affairs officer at the company. The post The Telecommunications Service Provider Journey – From Telco to Techco appeared first on Cloudera Blog.

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Al Mada Ventures, the $110M fund for Africans by Africans

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The Casablanca-headquartered private holding operates in different fields, such as banking, telecommunications, renewable energy and the food industry. Al Mada Holding Group is one of Africa’s largest private investment funds.

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Ukraine’s largest mobile operator Kyivstar downed by ‘powerful’ cyberattack

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Ukraine’s largest telecommunications operator Kyivstar says it has been hit by a “powerful” cyberattack that has disrupted phone and internet services for millions of people across the country.

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Unlikely players team up to lead South Korea’s air taxi industry

TechCrunch

Now, in addition to carmakers, seemingly unlikely players — think telecommunications companies and ride-sharing platforms — are pushing the UAM industry forward. Now, you’re probably wondering how telecommunications firms fit into this equation. The unusual suspects.

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Google, Apple face fines in South Korea for breaching in-app billing rules

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South Korea’s telecommunication regulator, the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), said Friday that it plans to levy fines on Google and Apple, which could total up to $50.5 million, for violating the country’s in-app payment law.

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Revolutionizing Telecommunications with Intent-Based Quality on Demand APIs

CableLabs

It’s a way to ensure customer satisfaction, differentiate their services and ultimately succeed in the ever-competitive telecommunications market. Stay tuned for more updates about CAMARA, the GSMA Open Gateway initiative and CableLabs’ continued contributions to the telecommunications sector.