Новости за 01.12.2020

(Telecompaper) The Austrian subsidiary of German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon Technologies, Infineon Austria, plans to start the production of chips at the new facility in Villach at the end of 2021...

(Telecompaper) O2 UK is expanding its partnership with Hubbub to donate 10,000 unused smartphones to vulnerable digitally-excluded people in the most deprived areas of the UK...

(Telecompaper) The Fox Sports channels in the Netherlands will be rebranded as ESPN from the start of 2021...

(Telecompaper) MTN Nigeria has signed a deal with developer and publisher of mobile games Gameloft to launch the MTN Gameworld  platform...

(Telecompaper) Huawei has announced a joint collaboration with Henley Business School to develop and deliver a new digital leadership and talent development...

(Telecompaper) Scottish broadcasting group STV has announced an agreement with all3media International to add 1,000 hours of multi-genre content to the STV Player...

(Telecompaper) AAC Clyde Space, Swedish supplier of nanosatellite spacecraft and mission services, has announced a 3-year project with the European Space Agency...

(Telecompaper) French operator Bouygues Telecom has announced the arrival of its 5G services in 20 cities, including Lyon, Nice, Cannes and Montpellier. In line with the 5G roadmap unveiled last month, the company has also confirmed the objective of achieving a national reach by the end of 2021. The current roll-out phase will rely on the 3.5 GHz and 2.1 GHz bands. A second stage of deployment will start in 2023, when the operator's 5G network core will enable new applications in fields such as smart cities and connected cars.

(Telecompaper) RTL Group has agreed to buy out the minority shareholders in RTL Belgium for a combination of cash and shares...

(Telecompaper) Italy's top-tier Serie A and second-tier Serie B football leagues have agreed to set up their own separate companies to sell their respective media rights...

(Telecompaper) Zimbabwean Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has announced that the government has allocated USD 89 million to the ICT sector for next year, with infrastructure improvement a priority, BiztechAfrica reported. Ncube said during the 2021 national budget presentation that progress has been made in the past decade to improve ICT infrastructure, the country's digital economy is still lagging behind, mainly because of poor connectivity.

(Telecompaper) Zimbabwean Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has announced that the government has allocated USD 89 million to the ICT sector for next year, with...

(Telecompaper) NEC is promoting its CFO Takayuki Morita to CEO from next April. He replaces Takashi Niino, who will become vice chairman of the board after five...

(Telecompaper) Moody has downgraded Telkom South Africa's corporate family rating to Ba2 from Ba1 with a negative outlook...

(Telecompaper) The German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs has designed a roadmap for norms and standards in Artificial Intelligence together with the German...

(Telecompaper) German international public broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) is expanding its partnership with satellite operator SES ASTRA...

(Telecompaper) Amazon Web Services announced a new service for Apple developers. The company offers new Mac instances for Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, so customers...

(Telecompaper) Zoom Video Communications reported revenues of USD 777.1 million for its fiscal third quarter to October, growing nearly five-fold from USD 166.6 million in the year-earlier period thanks to demand from home workers for its videoconferencing platform. After the better-than-expected sales, the company raised its full-year revenue forecast to USD 2.575-2.580 billion from an estimate in late August of USD 2.37-2.39 billion.

(Telecompaper) Bridge Technologies said it delivered forty VB120 probes to Dutch operator Ziggo as part of a frame upgrade initiative being undertaken by the Dutch cable network provider...

(Telecompaper) Sky New Zealand has announced that its chief executive Martin Stewart is leaving the company to return home to Europe. Stewart joined Sky in February 2019...