Leading data and analytics company, GlobalData, has forecasted Taiwan's mobile service revenue to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.3% from $6.2 billion in 2023 to $8.0 billion in 2028, fueled by increasing mobile data adoption.

Read more: Taiwan Mobile Communications Market Projected to Grow Through 2028, According to GlobalData

The highly anticipated FutureNet 2023 event kicked off with a burst of energy and enthusiasm on its first day. The event promised insights into the future of telcos and network services as it gathered some of the brightest minds in the telecommunications industry. The day began with opening remarks from the event's founder and CEO, Giles Cummings, and Andrew Collinson, the founder and principal of Connective Insight.

Read more: FutureNet 2023 Day 1: Unveiling the Future of Telcos, 5G, Edge Computing and More

The Global Mobile Broadband Forum 2023 witnessed a groundbreaking moment in the telecom industry as Zain KSA and Huawei joined hands to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU). Telecom Review had the opportunity to participate in the signing ceremony and witness a significant step in the collaborative efforts towards green technology.

Read more: Zain KSA and Huawei Forge Green Technology Partnership at Global Mobile Broadband Forum 2023

UnionBank of the Philippines is using Red Hat OpenShift Service on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to migrate mission-critical workloads from on-premises environments to AWS, a widely adopted cloud platform. This transition enables UnionBank to launch innovative financial services more quickly, such as digital wallets, AI-powered financial assistants, and mobile payment apps.

Read more: UnionBank's Digital Transformation Powered by Red Hat and AWS

In a groundbreaking announcement at the 5G Industry Summit during the Global Mobile Broadband Forum 2023, Huawei unveiled that RedCap, the revolutionary 5G technology, is officially embarking on its global commercialization journey with a connection forecast of 100 million connections in 3 years.  

Read more: RedCap: Pioneering a New Era in 5G Connectivity

FutureNet Asia 2023, one of the most highly anticipated ICT events in the Asia-Pacific region, took place in Singapore from October 18 to 19. With over 300 attendees, including prominent leaders from the ICT industry, the event provided a platform for sharing valuable insights on the future of the telecom industry, focusing on network automation and intelligence.

Read more: Huawei's Steven Zheng: Three Actions to Fast-Track the Transition to Highly Autonomous Networks

According to the industry body, GSMA, more than half (54%) of the world's population now owns a smartphone. However, the rate of new mobile internet users has slowed down. The GSMA's annual State of Mobile Internet Connectivity Report 2023 reveals that 4.3 billion people currently own a smartphone. These smartphone users are skilled at finding mobile internet services to assist them with various tasks.

Read more: Mobile Internet Growth Lags Even as Smartphone Ownership Surpasses 50%

The finale of FutureNet 2023 marked the conclusion of a two-day event filled with profound insights and discussions. The second day got off to an auspicious start, as Giles Cummings, founder and CEO of FutureNet World, and Andrew Collinson from Connective Insight took the stage for the opening remarks.

Read more: FutureNet 2023 Day 2: Charting the Course for Cloud-Native Telco Excellence and Autonomous Networks

At the Global Mobile Broadband Forum (MBBF) 2023, Huawei's Yang Chaobin, a Board Member and President overseeing ICT Products and Solutions, introduced LampSite X, an innovative 5G indoor digital solution set to usher in a new era of indoor connectivity and intelligence.

Read more: Huawei Unveils LampSite X to Revolutionize Indoor Digital Experience

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