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Japanese telecoms and tech giants NTT, DOCOMO, and NEC have demonstrated a distributed MIMO technology system that maintains communication quality in the mmWave 40 GHz band when a large number of antennas are distributed among multiple locations.

Telecoms equipment vendor Nokia, together with NTT and test and measurement firm Anritsu, claims to have successfully conducted a proof of concept (PoC) to demonstrate the effectiveness of Elastic networking in lowering energy usage in mobile networks.

Japan's largest telecommunications companies – NTT, KDDI, SoftBank and Rakuten - have launched a new cooperative framework which started on 1 December aimed at ensuring the rapid restoration of communication networks after large-scale disasters.

Car maker Toyota and Japanese telco NTT have agreed to a multi-billion dollar joint initiative in the field of mobility and AI telecommunications that aims to achieve a society with zero traffic accidents.

Global IT infrastructure and services company NTT has announced its key technology predictions for 2024 with a key focus on the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Global cloud security and content delivery network Akamai Technologies has completed 20 years of operations in the Asia-Pacific region and Japan,and says it it bullish about the future as customer demand continues to grow.

Global tech giant Cisco and IT infrastructure and services company NTT have announced plans to collaborate to “drive Private 5G adoption” across the Automotive, Logistics, Healthcare, Retail and Public sectors.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia, Japanese mobile telecommunications operator NTT Docomo, and NTT claims to be the first three companies to have implemented artificial intelligence and machine learning into radio interface, giving 6G radios the ability to learn and have used sub-terahertz (sub-THz) spectrum to boost network capacity.

Seventy percent (70%) of CEOs believe their network maturity level is negatively affecting their business delivery, according to the 2022 Global Network Report from IT infrastructure and services company NTT.

Japanese telecommunications company NTT has claimed it has achieved the world’s fastest optical transmission experiment of digital coherent optical signals exceeding 2Tbits/per wavelength.

Japanese telecommunications company NTT has developed a digital coherent signal processing circuit and optical device that can achieve a capacity of 1.2Tbit/s per wavelength for optical transmission, which is 1.5 times faster than before.

Infrastructure and services company NTT is applying its technology to enhance the fan experience for the upcoming Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift.

Fortinet has appointed Michael Murphy to the role of head of operational technology and critical infrastructure for Australia.

Airbus, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, NTT Docomo, and Sky Perfect JSAT are studying the feasibility of high-altitude platform stations (HAPS)-based connectivity services as part of a future space-based wireless connectivity ecosystem.

Australian-born AWS specialist Versent has made several senior appointments in its Singapore operation.

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Backup and disaster recovery services company Global Storage has appointed James Mackie as Sales Director.

Managed services provider Intergen and its parent company Empired have appointed Mark Dyer to the newly established role of CTO for New Zealand.

Cybersecurity company Claroty has appointed 20 year ICT industry veteran Simon Chassar as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO).

Technology services provider NTT has announced that Abhijit Dubey will succeed Jason Goodall as its global chief executive officer on 1 April 2021 after a three-month handover period.