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India is planning to impose customs duties on telecom components in a phased manner to discourage imports and promote domestic manufacturing. The Department of Telecommunications is considering an initial 10% import duty from January, increasing to 15% by October next year. The move is part of the governments Phased Manufacturing Programme, which aims to boost local production and value addition in the telecom sector.

/PRNewswire/ -- Linux Foundation Europe, an independent trusted supporter and vendor-neutral home for open source projects in Europe, today announced the...

Cisco is among the larger telecom companies cutting jobs. Verizon, Crown Castle, BT, Vodafone, Ericsson, and others, are also reducing their headcounts.

Overview of the 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G Wireless Network Infrastructure Market - OPP.Today

Plans under discussion include bans on core and sensitive parts of telecoms networks.

Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telia, Telstra and UK altnet CityFibre are the latest to go all in on the TM Forum’s open digital architecture (ODA) They take the nu…

BRETT RING, VP of Commercial at SilverRail, says rail must address cost, convenience and comfort to encourage greener travel decisions

Ericsson Receives Five-Year Funding for 6G Project in Germany - OPP.Today

New research and education awards will engage talent in semiconductor design and manufacturing.

What modifications on the Epyc architecture did AMD employ for these latest workloads but also, how did AMD essentially launch four product lines in less than 12 months?