ReliaQuest uncovers a campaign exploiting public Wi-Fi at resorts/meeting centers to steal Microsoft 365 credentials via DNS poisoning. The attack bypasses typical endpoint security, targeting corporate visitors.
South Korea strengthens its AI supply chain role via NVIDIA partnerships. Focus on memory, infrastructure, and talent development for AI research and industrial applications.
MTNL has become EBITDA-positive and operationally profitable thanks to government debt restructuring, VRS funding, and asset monetization. Obligations are projected to reach Rs 40,000 crore by FY26, but non-core assets exceed this.
Standard Chartered partnered with Broadcom to modernize its global infrastructure, adopting a VMware Cloud Foundation private cloud. This boosts resilience, security, and efficiency across 54 markets, streamlining operations and reducing deployment times from weeks to a day, meeting regulatory demands.
TRAI's proposed rules aim to curb spam calls, mandating call management apps like Truecaller to share user-reported spam data with telecom operators for verification. This follows a TRAI-Truecaller dispute, with Truecaller highlighting extensive spam via specific numbers.
CapitaLand Ascendas REIT divests Kim Chuan Telecommunications Complex in Singapore for capital recycling, enhancing financial flexibility and portfolio quality. This move aligns with a strategic approach to asset optimization and investment in accretive opportunities.
TRAI seeks 'authorised firm' status under the IT Act to regulate call management applications and ensure government/regulated entity calls aren't blocked. The IT Ministry (MeitY) is reviewing TRAI's request for governing jurisdiction, focusing on broader regulatory power.
esmo expands its global footprint with new facilities in China, Taiwan, and Germany, enhancing semiconductor test and handling systems. The company focuses on AI and high-performance computing solutions, celebrating 25 years of engineering excellence and strategic investment in technology and global presence.
Gartner recognizes CUBIG's AI-ready data operating layer, which boosts AI accuracy by up to 200% for enterprise data. CUBIG's Syntitan addresses critical gaps in data traceability & governance for scalable AI operations, crucial for regulated industries.
India's telecom regulator, TRAI, wants IT Act powers to act against apps like Truecaller that block legitimate commercial calls (1400/1600) as spam. This hinders businesses and government initiatives. The IT ministry reportedly agrees.
Indian telecom operators anticipate single-digit Q2 earnings growth due to subscriber additions and premiumization. Experts predict tariff hikes of 10-20% in the coming months, with a shift towards 'pay as you use' data models.
MobileCorp, an Australian-owned business with over 37 years of experience, has been recognized by Nextivity as an Elite Partner. This partnership focuses on delivering innovative in-building coverage services, integrating mobile connectivity with sensor networks to boost productivity and operational efficiency for businesses.
Rising DRAM costs (RAMaggedon) are escalating smartphone BoM expenses, especially for low-end devices, threatening to widen the digital divide. Device financing emerges as a key solution to maintain accessibility by spreading costs into manageable payments.
The Bombay High Court cancelled ₹23,600 crore in retrospective spectrum charges levied on Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea for 2008-2012. The ruling eliminates economic uncertainty, fostering future telecom investments in India, and affirmed DoT lacked legal authority for the retrospective imposition.
Broadcasters minimize latency for real-time sports streaming by optimizing infrastructure and partnerships. This involves capturing high-res feeds, managing data sovereignty, and using colocation/cloud for content management.
India's Ministry of Home Affairs has blocked Starlink's final clearance, citing concerns over geopolitical influence and past use of terminals in conflicts. Domestic competitors also face scrutiny. Starlink awaits resolution on compliance with Indian security demands.
India's V2X deployment faces a major roadblock due to a dispute between telecom operators and auto/tech firms over licensing, spectrum, and testing, delaying life-saving road safety technology.
