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Digital Single Market: Commission welcomes European Parliament's vote on new rules for sharing public sector data
The European Parliament approved the Open Data and Public Sector Information Directive that will significantly improve the availability and innovative use of public and publicly-funded data, helping in turn to fuel the development of data-intensive technologies such as artificial intelligence moreSES reach grows to 355 million homes worldwide... more
Ericsson and UNESCO launch new global AI skill development... more
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Ooredoo Group accelerates 5G network transformation with Artificial Intelligence
Go-Live with P.I. Works sees intelligent automation enhance 5G experiences for hundreds of millions of customers in MENA and SE Asia moreCYBAVO partners with Sepior to protect corporate... more
Bouygues Telecom Entreprises joins forces with Versa Networks... more
NetFoundry & Blazeclan partner to enable businesses to... more
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Questions and Answers - Commission makes it easier for citizens to access health data securely across borders
The Recommendation aims to allow EU citizens to access securely their health records across Member States more easily. In particular it aims at the creation of a European format that will allow electronic health records being shared in a secure manner at the same time as adhering to data protection rules moreWhat are quantum technologies, and what is the second quantum... more
Questions & answers on the Japan adequacy decision... more
Directive on Security of Network and Information systems, the... more
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Cloud IT infrastructure revenues fell below traditional IT infrastructure revenues in the fourth quarter of 2018
According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Cloud IT Infrastructure Tracker, vendor revenue from sales of IT infrastructure products (server, enterprise storage, and Ethernet switch) for cloud environments, including public and private cloud, grew 28.0% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2018 (4Q18), reaching $16.8 billion. For 2018, annual spending (vendor revenue plus channel mark-up) on public and private cloud IT infrastructure totaled $66.1 billion, slightly higher (1.3%) than forecast in Q3 2018 moreNew GSMA study: China’s mobile ecosystem equivalent to 5.5%... more
Global market for technical consumer goods exceeds the... more
Gartner identifies the top seven security and risk management... more
GSMA announces winners of the 2019 GLOMO Awards... more
GSMA Innovation City returns to MWC19 showcasing intelligent... more
GSMA announces nominees for 2019 GLOMO Awards... more