Huawei’s H1 Revenues are Reeling From American Sanctions
Security concerns are at the center of the Huawei-U.S. divide. Many fear that the Chinese government could push for sensitive information from Huawei.
Read MoreHuawei’s H1 Revenues are Reeling From American Sanctions
Security concerns are at the center of the Huawei-U.S. divide. Many fear that the Chinese government could push for sensitive information from Huawei.
Read MoreM2M Communication is Spreading Thanks to 5G and the IoT
Imagine a world where machines have a mind of their own and can communicate with one another independently from human […]
Read MoreVerizon and BlackBerry are Investing in SAM Seamless Networks
Homes and businesses without someone dedicated to preventing and identifying such threats are at the highest risk. Especially places with more and more connected devices such as smart thermostats. SAM also reported seeing an increase in attacks by 12% as more and more people are working at home during the pandemic.
Read MoreThe CTIA is Adamant That the 5G Industry is Already Enhancing Cybersecurity
By working with so many industry leaders and government organizations, the 5G industry can best serve not only the carriers and vendors that make these networks possible but society at large.
Read MoreDISH Wireless and Nokia to Collab on 5G Network Slicing
Nokia’s NetGuard Security suite will be offered through slice-specific Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and will provide security features for its subscribers.
Read MoreNew Bundle From Boost Mobile Focuses on Privacy
Known as the Privacy Premium, subscribers with Androids that have data plans on Boost Mobile’s Expanded Data Network are eligible for the bundle.
Read MoreThe FCC is Going to Spend Almost $2 Billion to Replace Huawei and ZTE
With almost $2 billion on the table, the move is a definitive statement by the FCC that shows its intent is less about rhetoric and more about action.
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