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Thai operator AIS and Chinese telecoms equipment vendor Huawei have jointly launched a collaborative initiative aimed at driving wireless intelligence innovation.

Singaporean telecommunications company Singtel has partnered with mobile alliance Bridge Alliance to bring Singtel’s GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) offerings to enterprises across the region.

Singaporean telco conglomerate Singtel partnered with Thai and Malaysian telcos AIS and Maxis to enable network-based authentication for mobile subscribers in Thailand and Malaysia through SingVerify, a suite of solutions that authenticates digital identities registered on consumer services or platforms against telco data.

Information and communication technology solutions provider ZTE, Thai mobile operator AIS, and Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company MediaTek has validated what it claimed to be the 5G RedCap at 2.6GHz in Southeast Asia conducted last August.

Mobile company vivo and mobile phone operator company Advanced Info Service (AIS) have conducted 5G standalone network tests by using a V21 5G smartphone in urban areas of Bangkok, Thailand.

Thailand’s mobile services revenue declined in 2020 due to the adverse impact of the COVID-19 crisis on mobile subscription growth and mobile service average revenue per user (ARPU) levels during the year, according to one global analyst.

Singtel has named Kelly Bayer Rosmarin as Optus chief executive designate.

Crikey, the Ashes campaign kicks off tomorrow for Australia's Women's Cricket Team, and with a powerful activity monitoring Apple Watch app from The Australian Institute of Sport with every player, is wrist-worn hardware and software our performance-enhancing secret weapon?

Singapore telco Singtel has launched VIA, its cross-border mobile payment alliance, with regional associate AIS and Kasikornbank, Thailand’s largest digital bank.  

Microsoft’s SQL (pronounced ‘sequel’) Server 2016 has no "equal" if you want a product that runs equally well on-premise, hybrid, and cloud – well, that's according to Microsoft.