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The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released results from its AWS-3 spectrum sale, Auction 113, which showed Verizon as the dominant buyer by spend, with T-Mobile US and AT&T also picking up sizeable allocations while EchoStar and SpaceX took home only a handful of licences each.

Verizon, bidding through subsidiary Cellco Partnership, secured 82 licen...


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AT&T outlined how AI is poised to reshape the way emergency call centres operate as call takers and dispatchers face rising call volumes, in increasingly complex emergencies.

Writing in a company blog, AT&T executive Matt Walsh, AVP of FirstNet and the mobile operator’s NextGen 9-1-1 products, stated public safety answering points (PSAPs) are under moun...


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Ukraine is reportedly planning to build domestic AI computing capacity in partnership with operator Kyivstar, in a bid to strengthen critical digital infrastructure amid the country’s ongoing war with Russia.

According to Reuters, the operator signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukraine’s Economy Ministry at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdansk, ...


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China published a voluntary code of conduct for manufacturers of AI-equipped smart glasses, South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, an apparent response to public outrage caused by secret filming using the devices.

The newspaper highlighted the code was released by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, part of the countr...


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Samsung is reportedly planning to invest KRW100 trillion ($646 billion) in its home market of South Korea over the next decade, an outlay covering chips, AI data centres, batteries and displays.

South Korean newspaper Maeil Business reported the plan will be officially unveiled on Monday (29 June), with executives from Samsung and fellow domestic powerhouse...


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