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European Firm Stops 1.5B PPS DDoS from Hacked IoT Devices
Innovation European Firm Stops 1.5B PPS DDoS from Hacked IoT Devices

In an alarming demonstration of cyber aggression, a European provider specializing in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) mitigation recently confronted a staggering attack that peaked at an unprecedented 1.5 billion packets per second (pps), orchestrated through over 11,000 compromised Internet

VVC Boosts Mobile Video Quality at the Edge for IBC2025
Market VVC Boosts Mobile Video Quality at the Edge for IBC2025

In an era where mobile video consumption dominates digital traffic, the challenge of delivering high-quality content on the go has never been more pressing, with recent data from Ericsson highlighting that video accounts for nearly 74% of mobile data usage. This places unprecedented strain on

China Telecom Global Showcases AI at Belt and Road Summit
Market China Telecom Global Showcases AI at Belt and Road Summit

In a world increasingly defined by digital connectivity and technological innovation, China Telecom Global has emerged as a pivotal player at the 10th Belt and Road Summit, held on September 10-11 in Hong Kong SAR. Under the inspiring theme of “Empowering the New Silk Road via AI for Good,” the

Why Did T-Mobile Abandon CBRS Neutral-Host Support?
Market Why Did T-Mobile Abandon CBRS Neutral-Host Support?

In a surprising turn of events that has sent ripples through the telecommunications industry, T-Mobile, long seen as a disruptor with its bold "un-carrier" ethos, has decided to withdraw official support for neutral-host deployments within the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum.

How Did T-Mobile Master Telecom Value with UScellular Deal?
Market How Did T-Mobile Master Telecom Value with UScellular Deal?

In a landscape where telecom mergers often drag on for years with uncertain returns, T-Mobile has emerged as a standout by turning a significant acquisition into a masterclass of value creation. The $4.3 billion deal to acquire UScellular, finalized recently, has not only reshaped industry

How Did Ghost SIM Cards Fuel a $69M Fraud in South Korea?
Security How Did Ghost SIM Cards Fuel a $69M Fraud in South Korea?

In a staggering revelation that has shaken South Korea’s telecom industry, a sophisticated fraud scheme involving over 11,000 illegally registered “ghost SIM cards” has come to light, resulting in damages worth an estimated 96 billion won, or roughly $69 million. This operation, uncovered by

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