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Indian government advocates for fairer competition in telecom industry

India’s Minister for Communications, Ravi Shankar Prasad, has stated that the government will not encourage industry monopolies and will take…

Singapore government opens new office to create 10k tech jobs

Singapore said that it plans to create around 10,000 jobs in the tech industry over the next three years in…

Myanmar faces Internet blackout

An unexpected blackout of mobile data hit Myanmar’s Rakhine state and has entered the third day, leaving villagers unable to…

Tata Communications launches B2B IoT marketplace

India’s Tata Communications has revealed its launch for an IoT marketplace which is aimed at linking enterprise customers with IoT…

“Our company will not be destroyed by the US government” – Huawei founder

Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has issued a defiant statement on the future of his company and declared that…

China issues warning to US following Huawei ban

The decision taken by the Trump administration to effectively ban Huawei from the US market has drastically deteriorated already soured…

Dutch operator signs 5G agreement with Huawei

Dutch telecommunications operator KPN has formally announced that it has penned an agreement with Huawei to build its 5G Radio…

China Unicom attributes decline in mobile turnover to government changes

China Unicom has claimed that sweeping government changes has resulted in a decline in its mobile service turnover which has…

FCC calls for China Mobile to be blocked from US market

US aggression towards Chinese telecommunication entities shows no signs of abating following the latest calls from the chairman of the…

China claims Australia’s 5G ban may be in breach of WTO rules

Chinese officials have told delegates at a WTO meeting in Geneva that the decision by the Australian government to prohibit…

Vodafone Australia CEO blasts government for Huawei 5G ban

Vodafone Australia CEO Inaki Berroeta has slammed the Australian government for banning Chinese telecommunications vendor Huawei from participating in the…

Chinese government surveillance program exposed as data of over 300 million leaked online

The profiles and personal messages of 364 million users of Chinese social media sites were leaked online, exposing private records…