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Connect-World’s Digest – Issue 45 – November 2015 | 1st December, 2015 |
Editorial Manager’s Eye, By Anthony Weaver, Editorial Manager Connect-World publications Welcome to the Connect-World Digest, which provides a summary of the news items that have caught my eye as Editorial Manager recently. For more information on the news items, please visit our press releases webpage detailed below. https://www.connect-world.com/index.php/press-releases
Trade Events
LTE Africa, Cape Town, South Africa, 17-19 November 2015 The 3rd annual LTE Africa gathered executives from across the globe for three days of exciting talks, live demos and interactive debates on how LTE is evolving in Africa.
Co-located with the 18th annual AfricaCom conference, LTE Africa brought together the most senior speaker line-up to date to discuss topics including; LTE deployment, LTE monetization, service innovation, devices for LTE, network optimisation and more.
This event remains a unique opportunity to join a dedicated LTE audience amongst the 10,000 AfricaCom attendees, and benefit from networking with and learning from the leading operators in Africa. Ref: http://africa.lteconference.com/about-the-event/
LTE North America, Dallas, 17-19, November 2015 The Annual LTE North America summit is the industry’s meeting point to discuss the present and future of cellular networks in the region.
2015′s event saw keynote presentations from the likes of AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, FirstNet the FCC, and attracted the entire cellular ecosystem to build the next generations of LTE networks.
In partnership with 4G Americas, the co-located 5G World North America gave attendees an exclusive opportunity to hear from the leading carriers in the region about their requirements, vision and expectations for 5G networks. Additionally, our partnerships with the Rural Wireless Association and the Competitive Carriers Association and iCERT provided both delegates and sponsors the opportunity to hear from and network with key rural carriers and LTE public safety officials.
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Press Releases
Sunday 29 November Ericsson Mobility Report: 5G mobile subscriptions to hit 150 million by 2021 Ericsson Mobility Report: 5G mobile subscriptions to hit 150 million by 2021:
By 2030, ICT could enable reductions in greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to the current carbon footprint of the US and EU combined Launched today, the latest edition of the Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) Mobility Report provides insight into the future of 5G networks, including a forecast of 150 million 5G mobile subscriptions by 2021.
Alcatel-Lucent’s IP and optical technologies to transform TTCL’s mobile and fixed access networks in Tanzania Alcatel-Lucent’s IP and optical technologies to transform TTCL’s mobile and fixed access networks in Tanzania Modernisation of IP/MPLS and optical transport will allow TTCL to converge mobile and fixed access operations and meet growing demand for bandwidth with high-quality, reliable and affordable services AfricaCom 2015, Cape Town, South Africa – Alcatel-Lucent has signed a three-year frame agreement with TTCL – the Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited – under which it will modernise the operator’s IP/MPLS and optical transport networks. The Alcatel-Lucent transformation will allow TTCL to meet the growing demands of its fixed and mobile access customers for efficient, high-speed, high-quality…
Monday 16 November NewTelco South Africa addresses the Internet access challenges in developing markets at the first Africa 2015 GCCM conference NewTelco South Africa addresses the Internet access challenges in developing markets at the first Africa 2015 GCCM conference 16 November 2015 NewTelco South Africa, a global service solutions provider in the telecommunication industry and co-owned by Jasco Electronic Holdings (Pty) Ltd, will be addressing the Internet access challenges in developing markets at the first Africa 2015 Global Carrier Community Meeting (GCCM) conference. Taking place at the Belmond Mount Nelson Hotel in Cape Town, the conference will be held from 16 to 17 November 2015.
Japan to host leading ITU statistics symposium Japan to host leading ITU statistics symposium Top international speakers and launch of annual global statistics on information and communication technology sector REGISTER NOW Geneva, 16 November 2015 – Hiroshima is set to host the World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Symposium (WTIS), ITU’s annual statistical conference that will welcome government ministers and leading experts on economic development and ICT policy to discuss strategies to leverage information and communication technologies (ICTs) to drive socio-economic development. Organized by ITU, the UN specialized agency for ICTs, the event is hosted by the Government of Japan and is expected to attract some 400 invited high-level dignitaries,…
Saturday 14 November Alcatel-Lucent and Burkina Faso to apply cloud networking technology to stimulate economic growth through digital public services Alcatel-Lucent and Burkina Faso to apply cloud networking technology to stimulate economic growth through digital public services Paris, France, November 13, 2015 Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext and NYSE: ALU) is to provide the government of Burkina Faso with cloud networking technology that will enable it to develop new digital public services, such as E-government, E-learning and E-health. Alcatel-Lucent will supply the West African nation with its NFV (Network Functions Virtualization), Cloudband and IP platforms, which will be integrated into the ‘G-Cloud’ infrastructure to being built around virtualized network resources from cloud nodes in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso’s capital, and five provinces.
Thursday 12 November Nokia Networks, SmarTone bring LTE to one of the world’s most densely populated regions, Macau SmarTone, a leader in mobile communications in Macau, has commissioned Nokia Networks to upgrade its existing 3G network to 4G LTE. In the scope of the 5-year contract, Nokia Networks is planning and deploying the operator’s 4G LTE network in one of the world’s densest traffic areas. Macau residents and tourists can benefit from superior mobile broadband connectivity with comprehensive coverage, capacity and quick Internet response times.
SingPass deploys Gemalto’s authentication to secure access to government e-services SingPass deploys Gemalto’s authentication solution to secure access to government e-services Singapore, Nov. 12, 2015 — Gemalto (Euronext NL0000400653 GTO), the world leader in digital security, announces that it has deployed its Coesys eGov Authentication Server in Singapore1, which provides Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and end-to-end encryption of passwords to secure Singapore Personal Access2 (SingPass) logins. The authentication solution helps to provide better security for SingPass users when they access government e-services involving sensitive data.
Rapid expansion of networks in Africa made possible through collaboration 2015 has brought renewed investment in IT & networking infrastructure with the focus remaining on Africa and its global investors to deliver, regardless of the downturn and recovery process. This is especially relevant to telecoms carriers, with the majority expecting significant returns from this emerging market.
Considering the investments made in fibre networks, in particular, there has been an increase in solutions from carriers as a means to remain ahead of the fast changing demands of the market. With regards to executing and expanding fibre footprints, many carriers are looking to make use of partnerships to effectively deliver what their clients expect. These carrier investments and partnerships are critical, as businesses now require higher bandwidth fibre connectivity for Internet access and other related services.
“We are seeing a growing trend of collaboration,” says Edward Lawrence, Director of Business Development for Workonline Communications, an innovative pan-African service provider of fibre-based connectivity services. “Over the past three months we have seen a 100% growth in IPv6 traffic and peers; the IPv6 traffic increase on NAPAfrica over the last year has grown from 10 IPv6 peers with a 2 Mbps peak in Aug 2014, to 55 IPv6 peers and a 664 Mbps peak in August 2015.”
Monday 9 November Internet Security in Africa: Kaspersky Lab reveals: 14% of users in Nigeria faced cyberthreats emanating from the Internet, 46% encountered malware that spread in local networks n its Q3 IT Threat Evolution report, Kaspersky Lab has published the details of the key security incidents of the quarter. Using statistics from the Kaspersky Security Network (KSN), which obtains information from millions of Kaspersky Lab product users in 213 countries, the report sheds light on the increase in mobile threats, the attempted theft of money from online bank accounts and targeted cyberattacks in the evolving threat landscape.
According to Kaspersky Security Network (KSN), in the third quarter of 2015 overall 45.3% of KSN participants in Nigeria encountered malware that spread in local networks, via USBs and storage disks, while 13.8% faced cyberthreats emanating from the Internet. This puts the country on the 64th and 128th place worldwide by the percentage of users who encountered the two types of malware.
Globally according to KSN data, Kaspersky Lab solutions detected and repelled a total of 235.4 million malicious attacks from online resources located all over the world. Kaspersky Lab’s web antivirus detected 38.2 million unique malicious objects: scripts, exploits, executable files, etc. – this is 46.9% higher than in Q2. There were 5.68 million registered notifications about attempted malware infections that aim to steal money via online access to bank accounts.
The overall trend so far for 2015 has continued in Q3: exploits for Adobe Flash Player and Internet Explorer are most popular with cybercriminals.
Tuesday 3 November Nokia Networks, China Mobile sign MoU to cooperate on 5G development Nokia Networks, China Mobile sign MoU to cooperate on 5G development Agreement covers work on the research, standardization and industrialization of key 5G features such as multi-connectivity and high-speed seamless mobility Nokia Networks the first non-Chinese vendor to partner with China Mobile Research Institute on 5G Beijing, China – 4 November 2015 Nokia Networks and China Mobile Research Institute (CMRI) have announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on their strategic cooperation in the evolution and development of 5G.
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