We’re closing out February with our high 5 telecom studying suggestions from the month.
First up: a have a look at how submarine cables are weak to sea-level rise, storms, and different local weather impacts.
World Web Connectivity Is at Danger from Local weather Disasters
In response to new analysis outlined by Scientific American, “ocean and nearshore disturbances brought on by excessive climate occasions have uncovered ‘scorching spots’ alongside the transglobal cable community, growing the danger of web outages.”
Learn the complete article to study extra.
Be afraid – ChatGPT has caught the attention of telecom
ChatGPT continues to make headlines as all of us discover its potential. Final month, our analysts even made a sport of testing its submarine cable data.
May this AI assistant have a spot within the telecom world? Telco sources imagine so.
Cell community operators all over the world proceed to shut legacy 2G and 3G networks as a way to migrate precious spectrum assets to extra broadly used 4G and 5G applied sciences.
Analysis Analyst Pete Bell seems at how the state of affairs has developed and which markets might be subsequent to wave goodbye to 2G and 3G.
We wish to be first to 6G, South Korea authorities plan confirms
In 6G information, South Korea hopes to steer the cost with a 2028 begin date.
As you may learn within the article linked above, “Lee Jong-ho, Minister for Science and ICT (MSIT), unveiled the Ok-Community 2030 plan on Monday, calling for South Korean tech corporations to paved the way in growing world-class 6G applied sciences and software-based networks.”
State of the Community: Piecing Collectively Telecom Developments in 2023
The 2023 State of the Community Report is lastly right here! If you have not downloaded it but, you are lacking out.
This info items collectively what we’ll be speaking about within the 12 months forward, every knowledge level one other patch within the quilt that’s 2023.
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