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Carbon emissions by mobile network operators declining: GSMA

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The carbon emissions of mobile network operators declined by six per cent globally between 2019-2022, according to the GSMA’s fourth Mobile Net Zero report, which was...
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Coffee Briefing Mar. 7 – Roger’s Cybersecure Catalyst launches new program; DMZ Demo Day; New roaming plans for telecom companies

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Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed...
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Dell issues flurry of announcements in lead-up to MWC 2023

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Dell Technologies said this week it is helping the telecommunications industry “accelerate the adoption of open, cloud-native technologies” with a series of new product...
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Good news-bad news scenario for Ericsson, firm’s latest financials reveal

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There was a mix of good news and alarmingly bad news in Ericsson’s Q4 2022 results, as the Swedish telecom’s revenues were up significantly...
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Broadband woes derailing smart farming initiatives: CRRBC panel

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Statistics can be a friend or foe when attempting to prove a point, and they certainly worked in Peter Sykanda’s favour at an education...
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Worried about your firm’s internet and telecom resiliency? Ask these questions

Howard Solomon -
A report suggests questions firms should ask themselves and their service providers to better assure telcom resiliency
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Europe Cracks Down On Data Cap Exemptions

IT World Canada Staff -
European telecom regulator BEREC recently updated its net neutrality rules to include a strict ban on zero-rating practices that exempt specific apps from data caps implemented by Internet service providers.
Infrastructure

Supreme Court of Canada rejects telecom incumbents’ appeal of CRTC’s 2019 rate-correction ruling

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Today, the Supreme Court of Canada announced that it will not be going forward with large telecom incumbents’ request to appeal their case against the CRTC's mandated wholesale rate correction from nearly two years ago.

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