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News & Views Most Popular Bharti Infratel, Indus Towers Merge to Form $14.6B Giant By Gagandeep Kaur, Contributing Editor, 4/25/2018 Bharti Infratel and Indus Towers are merging to create the world's second-largest towers company, with more than a third of the country's total number of towers. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Fierce Competition Batters Airtel Profits Again By Gagandeep Kaur, Contributing Editor, 4/25/2018 India's Bharti Airtel has suffered a 78% plunge in net profit for the quarter ending March 2018 due to intense competition in India's mobile market and adverse ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) The Telecoms.com Podcast: Come Together? By Light Reading, 4/24/2018 Is convergence a sound business strategy? Or is it best to stick with what you know? Also: Who'd be a Chinese vendor? Discuss. And they do. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Advertisement Telenor's Cost-Cutting Focus Rattles Investors By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/24/2018 Telenor's first-quarter numbers should have been a treat for any investor. Up 20% year-on-year, to 4.99 billion Norwegian kroner ($630 million), first-quarter net ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: mendyk Telecom operators are in a tough spot right now. "Investors" are falling all... Telco Fat Cats: Still Worth It? By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/23/2018 Sometimes it's hard to be Gavin, Tammy Wynette might have sung if only it had scanned. He may have the chiseled, Hollywood looks of a young Michael Landon (see ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: komatineni Is it that the data is not available for the likes of Telstra, NTT et al? Ericsson Takes Giant Leap Toward Profitability By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/20/2018 Ericsson has taken a giant step closer to profitability for the first three months of 2018 thanks to hefty cost cutting, a renewed commitment to R&D and the ditching ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) ZTE in Existential Crisis as It Slams 'Unfair' US Ban, Considers 'Judicial Measures' By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 4/20/2018 ZTE has hit back at the US Department of Commerce's 'denial order' that bans US component firms from selling to the Chinese vendor for seven years, calling the ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: rocket101 ZTE slams unfair ban? Huh? Even after being caught viloating terms of the sanctions,... Advertisement Qualcomm Cuts Jobs as It Seeks Chinese Approval for NXP M&A By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 4/19/2018 Qualcomm is laying off 1,500 employees as part of a plan to cut $1 billion in costs from its balance sheet, as it also tries to gain Chinese regulatory approval for ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: mrblobby Cost appears on the P&L statement, not on the balance sheet. Indian Telcos to Ramp Up Network Investment in Next 2 Years By Gagandeep Kaur, Contributing Editor, 4/19/2018 Following several rounds of consolidation, India's telecom industry is poised for a major expansion of network infrastructure. Each of the top three service providers ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) Alibaba Goes for Cloud Foundry Gold By Mitch Wagner, Mitch Wagner, Editor, Enterprise Cloud, Light Reading, 4/18/2018 Alibaba, the biggest cloud provider you don't spend a lot of time thinking about (but should), is deploying Cloud Foundry on its infrastructure, and joining the Cloud ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) Orange Hails AI Progress in 5G With IBM, Nokia By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/18/2018 France's Orange has revealed details of an artificial intelligence (AI) research project with IBM and Nokia that could help it to predict demand patterns in future 5G ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) Huawei's First 5G Smartphones Will Arrive in Q3 2019 By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 4/18/2018 Huawei is expected to launch its first 5G smartphone in the third quarter of 2019. The timing is in line with expectations of the arrival of initial Chinese ... Post a Comment \| Read (2 comments) Latest Comment: DanJones They're building the chipset apparently. Don't know about the rest yet. Acacia Hit Worst by ZTE Components Ban By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 4/17/2018 Optical components specialist Acacia likely wishes that Monday, April 16, 2018, never happened. That's because yesterday's announcement from the US Commerce ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: James_B_Crawshaw We've yet to see the impact on ZTE shares. The stock is still suspended and... Eurobites: Google's Nest Eyes Nokia's Withings By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 4/17/2018 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Lycamobile strikes WiFi deal; French government trials home-grown WhatsApp; Com Hem profits down. Post a Comment \| Read (0) ZTE Labeled Security Risk by UK Government By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/17/2018 UK government authorities have taken a leaf out of the US rulebook and warned the country's telcos off using equipment and services from Chinese vendor ZTE. Post a Comment \| Read (0) 5G Won't Solve Everything, Warns Huawei Boss By Robert Clark, 4/17/2018 Eric Xu, one of Huawei's rotating chairmen, has tipped cold water over the global 5G rush, declaring the technology to be overblown. Post a Comment \| Read (2 comments) Latest Comment: jayjay The consumer market with the evolution of Mobile Broadband is the traditional... Eurobites: Italy's Open Fiber Secures €3.5B Loan for Mega-Rollout By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 4/16/2018 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Telecom Italia signs movie deal; Nokia brings LTE to connected car trial in Japan; UK and AI; Vodafone board change. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Google Preps Machine-Learning-as-a-Service for Networks By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/16/2018 Google has started applying its artificial intelligence (AI) expertise to network operations and expects to make its tools available to companies building virtual ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: Phil_Britt Humanly impossible? Yes. But to rely solely on the machines, without some human... Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 4/13/2018 Optus, Australia's second-largest network operator, is in firefighting mode following the circulation of a job advert from one of its retail stores that stated a ... Post a Comment \| Read (11 comments) Latest Comment: newstar maybe Leading Lights 2018: A Bumper Crop of Finalists By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 4/12/2018 The wait is over. With hundreds of entries analyzed, scrutinized and debated, the shortlists for this year's Leading Lights awards have been published. And what a ... Post a Comment \| Read (0) More Stories \| News & Views Archive News & Views Archive Huawei's First 5G Smartphones Will Arrive in Q3 2019 By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 4/18/2018 Huawei is expected to launch its first 5G smartphone in the third quarter of 2019. The timing is in line with expectations of the arrival of initial Chinese ... Post a Comment \| Read (2 comments) Latest Comment: DanJones They're building the chipset apparently. Don't know about the rest yet. Telenor's Cost-Cutting Focus Rattles Investors By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/24/2018 Telenor's first-quarter numbers should have been a treat for any investor. Up 20% year-on-year, to 4.99 billion Norwegian kroner ($630 million), first-quarter net ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: mendyk Telecom operators are in a tough spot right now. "Investors" are falling all... Telco Fat Cats: Still Worth It? By Iain Morris, News Editor, 4/23/2018 Sometimes it's hard to be Gavin, Tammy Wynette might have sung if only it had scanned. He may have the chiseled, Hollywood looks of a young Michael Landon (see ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: komatineni Is it that the data is not available for the likes of Telstra, NTT et al? ZTE in Existential Crisis as It Slams 'Unfair' US Ban, Considers 'Judicial Measures' By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 4/20/2018 ZTE has hit back at the US Department of Commerce's 'denial order' that bans US component firms from selling to the Chinese vendor for seven years, calling the ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: rocket101 ZTE slams unfair ban? Huh? Even after being caught viloating terms of the sanctions,... Qualcomm Cuts Jobs as It Seeks Chinese Approval for NXP M&A By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 4/19/2018 Qualcomm is laying off 1,500 employees as part of a plan to cut $1 billion in costs from its balance sheet, as it also tries to gain Chinese regulatory approval for ... Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: mrblobby Cost appears on the P&L statement, not on the balance sheet. More Stories \| News & Views Archive News & Views Archive Virtuapedia Indexes The Future of Virtualization Index project provides CSPs with a clear and concise set of benchmarks to measure their progress in the migration to virtualized networks using a series of surveys involving more than three dozen of the world's most important CSPs. Message Boards mendyk, 4/24/2018 11:21:17 AM Telenor's Cost-Cutting Focus Rattles Investors Re: No winning Telecom operators are in a tough spot right now. "Investors" are falling all over themselves to chase growth stocks, even if that growth isn't particularly profitable. There's little interest in legacy businesses that are... komatineni, 4/23/2018 7:21:39 PM Telco Fat Cats: Still Worth It? Re: Missing? Is it that the data is not available for the likes of Telstra, NTT et al? kq4ym, 4/23/2018 12:18:23 PM Google Has Intent to Cut Humans Out of Network Re: Re: Is it fair to compare Google with Verizon Noting that Google is generating about $1.4 million in revenue per current employee one might wonder if the resulting savings in personel costs and future savings might be passed along to those folks and those losing jobs... rocket101, 4/20/2018 2:17:44 PM ZTE in Existential Crisis as It Slams 'Unfair' US Ban, Considers 'Judicial Measures' Re: "Unfair what"??? ZTE slams unfair ban? Huh? Even after being caught viloating terms of the sanctions, this company still wants to dispute and consider judicial measures? Hope the US judiciary does not cave in. Why was the company selling... jayjay, 4/20/2018 6:46:16 AM 5G Won't Solve Everything, Warns Huawei Boss Re: 5G for Industry The consumer market with the evolution of Mobile Broadband is the traditional mobile network market and it can be questioned if the additonal bandwdith compared to 4G is really needed. But so far most pipes have been filled. The... DanJones, 4/19/2018 4:31:19 PM Huawei's First 5G Smartphones Will Arrive in Q3 2019 Re: Re: Any idea where is Huawei procuring the components for the Phone? They're building the chipset apparently. Don't know about the rest yet. mrblobby, 4/19/2018 2:08:01 PM Qualcomm Cuts Jobs as It Seeks Chinese Approval for NXP M&A Re: Balance sheet Cost appears on the P&L statement, not on the balance sheet. rocket101, 4/18/2018 3:54:45 PM Huawei's First 5G Smartphones Will Arrive in Q3 2019 Re: Any idea where is Huawei procuring the components for the Phone? Any idea where is Huawei procuring the components for the phone? Hope thay are not doing like ZTE, procurring components from US supliers and selling the phone in Iran and NK. newstar, 4/18/2018 2:06:33 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: Re: Artificially intelligent maybe angelsong, 4/18/2018 12:49:11 PM GSMA Opens a Mobile Marketplace Re: a prosperity market Compare with the fixed network, GSMA has builded a prosperity mobile network market. And it is becoming more and more stronger. angelsong, 4/18/2018 12:43:17 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: Re: equal opportunity employment openness is also necessary to the business employers. angelsong, 4/18/2018 12:40:35 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: equal opportunity employment That's important for the employees. James_B_Crawshaw, 4/18/2018 7:40:57 AM Acacia Hit Worst by ZTE Components Ban Re: Worst hit? We've yet to see the impact on ZTE shares. The stock is still suspended and they've delayed the publication of their quarterly results. Phil_Britt, 4/17/2018 1:02:35 PM Automation Is About Job Cuts – LR Poll Re: Re: SON of a... If they are knowledgeable rather than just being someone who reads off a knowledge base, they can likely get jobs elswewhere. There will always be companies that prefer the human touch, though there will be stiff competition... kq4ym, 4/17/2018 12:45:10 PM Automation Is About Job Cuts – LR Poll Re: Re: SON of a... It's going to be a very worrisome future for lots of folks in customer service as the "axe appears to have fallen heaviest on customer service departments." If in fact the predicted zero staff service departments come true,... Phil_Britt, 4/17/2018 8:17:25 AM 5G Won't Solve Everything, Warns Huawei Boss Re: Promises, Promises The promises of 5G are likely over-hyped. While it will likely be amazing in some environments -- with all of the other latest, related techologies, in many areas it will not live up to the hype due to weak, related elements... kumuer, 4/17/2018 6:06:39 AM 8 Things We Didn't Know About Telecom Automation Until Last Week Re: network automation with ONAP how network automation can work together with ONAP architecture, this is a issue. Gabriel Brown, 4/17/2018 5:17:35 AM Huawei Can Help Cut 90% of Networks Operations Jobs, Says Senior Exec Re: Re: Party of none What could possibly go wrong if you cut 90% of your network operations staff? I suppose you could always use a vendor contractor to fill the gaps when stuff does break ;) saracanaday225, 4/17/2018 2:01:13 AM GSMA Opens a Mobile Marketplace Re: Cheap Essay Writing Service A lot of the massive operators and vendors are lacking from the list, which Bishop says is as it takes longer for them to change their regular procurement methods and due to the fact they could already have properly installed... DanJones, 4/16/2018 9:47:48 PM Huawei Can Help Cut 90% of Networks Operations Jobs, Says Senior Exec Re: Re: U.S. companies banned from selling components to ZTE https://www.lightreading.com/us-govt-bans-domestic-component-sales-to-zte/d/d-id/742277? rocket101, 4/16/2018 1:51:29 PM Huawei Can Help Cut 90% of Networks Operations Jobs, Says Senior Exec Re: U.S. companies banned from selling components to ZTE Why did not Lighhtreading publish the following story of the Chinese company ZTE yet? Is this NOT newsworthy? Bet what the other Chinese company Lightreading is too fond of muts be doing? How can all Chinese... Phil_Britt, 4/16/2018 9:06:04 AM Google Preps Machine-Learning-as-a-Service for Networks Re: Machines Only not the Answer Humanly impossible? Yes. But to rely solely on the machines, without some human intervention to ensure machines not spewing out wrong information and are indeed doing what is expected (initial programming is still on point)... muhammadzikria, 4/16/2018 7:02:50 AM Operators Adopt Bolder Strategies for Automation Re: Write an essay how to write an essay kumuer, 4/15/2018 10:40:10 PM 8 Things We Didn't Know About Telecom Automation Until Last Week Re: NFV is slowing things down The value of NFV is till not widely recognized Michelle, 4/15/2018 7:40:13 PM Robot Wars: Telecom's Looming AI Tussle Re: Re: Cyborg comparison Indeed. Telecom is less exciting than cars that can drive themselves. Maybe a re-branding initiative is needed to help frame the neat things that can be done in telecom in order to attract talent. mendyk, 4/13/2018 2:15:04 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: Re: All inclusive There were many fine people on both sides. James_B_Crawshaw, 4/13/2018 2:10:15 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: Re: All inclusive The Anglo Saxons were conquered by the Normans. Why settle for Germanic when you could get a bit of Viking? For the avoidance of doubt I am being sarcastic. mendyk, 4/13/2018 12:30:31 PM Australia's Optus on Back Foot After 'Anglo Saxon' Job Ad Re: Re: All inclusive The Internets has helped make hypocrisy much easier to spot. Not that it seems to matter much. More Message Boards		Security Now Smartphones Remain the Most Vulnerable of Endpoints Simon Marshall, Technology Journalist, 4/24/2018 The nature of mobile devices, especially smartphones, continues to make them the ... 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