Andrew Wooden

A year on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we spoke to Ukrainian operator Kyivstar about the ongoing challenges of keeping telecoms infrastructure functioning in a warzone. https://t.co/y4U6iKVkFW

"One could imagine one scenario is that a lot of the AIs can do a lot of the work, then most people can not worry about it and pursue maybe art or other more human pursuits, if you will." https://t.co/t4P0oAzj4v

When it comes to progressing telecommunications technology, if MWC provides the ‘how’, CES could be increasingly said to be dealing with the ‘why’. https://t.co/B5hz5JtlSW

It’s that time of year again when we ask some leading lights from the industry to gaze into their crystal balls and take a punt on what we’ll be talking about next year in the world of telecoms. https://t.co/TQgLnLfsI9

RT @SamsungNetworks: At least 955 organizations across 72 countries have deployed #LTE or #5G #privatenetworks with application opportuniti…

The spirit of the investigation is not unfounded, and the huge amount of influence a few Silicon Valley firms, collectively referred to as Big Tech, have on an increasing amount of everything is not unknown to those immersed in the tech space. https://t.co/abd3zkO1Ib

RT @telecoms: The @telecoms podcast returns this week with Ukraine, 5G SA and @Twitter. Watch or listen to the full episode here: https://t…

"After the liberation of the Chernihiv and Kyiv regions 35% of our sites were totally destroyed. There was nothing, we had to rebuild them from scratch," said Volodymyr Lutchenko, CTO of Ukrainian operator Kyivstar. https://t.co/Y0GdtKkRCN

"The notion that we’re going to be delivering more and more interesting applications from further out in the telecom network means that that fusion has to happen." https://t.co/sKbsKhW20X

There are a few flies in the ointment with the headline message the firms are gunning for – that they will hook up existing phones to satellites in order to provide coverage anywhere. https://t.co/qfcuJef1gQ

"There are certain technologies in sensors, in the automation that we discussed in processing AI and so on, that will erase the boundaries between the physical world and the digital world," says Hannes Ekström, Head of Strategy BNEW at Ericsson. https://t.co/KGDVMEymWx

The report asserts that too many staff have access to the platform’s sensitive information, that some execs have been trying to cover up Twitter’s vulnerabilities, and that ‘one or more current employees may be working for a foreign intelligence service.’ https://t.co/k2v5DuSRTt

The really spicy stuff we’ve been promised, like the metaverse and hospitals that resemble the Star Trek sickbay, are all only in their nascent states right now, so it’s hard to tell which will end up being money spinners and which will end up being duds. https://t.co/3HLMT3oyR2

Perhaps the allure of a temperature controlled skyscraper overwhelmed the desire to not get on a train for many workers during July. https://t.co/5qQTg56UIY

Previously BT gave workers a £1,500 pay increase, but the CWU’s argument is that this doesn’t cover the rising costs of inflation and therefore represents a pay cut in real terms. https://t.co/fgFdJbBdLd

"We’ve got the market leading spectrum portfolio for 5G so it’s critical we get that out there, because that credible network on 5G gives us real opportunities for growing consumers. But equally, you need a credible network in 5G for b2b." https://t.co/J5SiU0E2lq

Going by the global economic pressure, you might expect sales of the iPhone, which has always represented the higher end of the smartphone market, to take a hit during the last quarter. However sales rose 3%, raking in Apple a very healthy $40.7 billion. https://t.co/Ow7IYe2UdP