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Of minds and machines Filed on December 21, 2020 The deployment of Artificial Intelligence is necessary for a more 'secure' future, experts urge at Gitex 2020 Dubai, the global capital where East meets the West, has been the epicentre of business and leisure events for decades. But this year was different. Since March, all that resonated in Dubai was the silence of empty halls that usually play host to the biggest who's who in the world. However, this month brought two hopes to the world - the Covid-19 vaccine and the first in-person event post-pandemic, the Gitex Technology Week. The...

5G set to attract 130m MENA subscribers by 2026 [Arab News, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia] Dec. 16—JEDDAH — Around 130 million mobile phone users in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region will be subscribed to a 5G network by 2026, making up 15 percent of overall users, according to new estimates published this week. In a recent report published by Ericsson Mobility, time is of the essence in acquiring the necessary licensing when it comes to 4G and 5G connectivity, as demand continues to rise. By the end of 2020, subscription rates are expected to reach 1.4 million in Gulf countries, only...

Benefits of 5G to significantly outweigh its costs Mihai Cristea 16/12/2020 | 14:47 The implementation of 5G technology will deliver an additional EUR 210 billion across Europe, according to a study by Analysys Mason. The 5G-driven transformation of factories, agriculture, and suburban and rural areas will have the largest impact on GDP. More than EUR 50 billion in 5G-related benefit can be delivered for less than EUR 20 billion in public funding. By Aurel Constantin   The potential economic value of full 5G as an “open innovation platform” could bring EUR 210 bil...

Mobile data traffic in Sub-Saharan Africa is estimated to grow by almost 6.5 times the current figures, with total traffic increasing from 0.87EB per month in 2020 to 5.6EB by 2026. Meanwhile, the average traffic per smartphone is expected to reach 8.9GB over the forecast period – this according to the Ericsson Mobility Report. As the demand for capacity and coverage of cellular networks continues to grow, service providers are expected to continue investing in their networks to cater for this uptake and meet evolving consumer requirements. In Sub-Saharan Africa, mobile subscriptions will...

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