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Japan is under discussed as an expansion target for American startups, but in the past few years it has become a top market for companies like Slack, Salesforce, Twitter and, more recently, Clubhouse. Today SIP Global Partners is announcing a new fund to invest in early-stage U.S. startups that have the potential to expand into […]
SIP Global Partners Raises $75M First Close of its Target $150M Debut VC Fund to Support US Technology Companies Poised for Large-Scale Growth Across Asia Share Article SIP Global Partners Raises $75M First Close of its Target $150M Debut VC Fund to Support US Technology Companies Poised for Large-Scale Growth Across Asia NEW YORK and TOKYO (PRWEB) March 10, 2021 SIP Global Partners (SIP), a US-Japan headquartered VC firm, today announced the first close of $75M of commitments for its debut fund, targeting $150M in total commitm...
The GSMA expects up to 50,000 attendees at its MWC show in Barcelona. Ericsson, Huawei, Telefonica, Parallel Wireless and AT&T confirmed they will be there. Others are still deciding.
Thursday 25 February, 2021 Africa | Blog | blog | Connected Society | English | Ghana | Innovation Fund | Innovation fund and grants | Mobile access and use | Mobile for Development | Rural network coverage | Sub-Saharan Africa | Uganda The Connected Society Innovation Fund for Rural Connectivity, which is funded by UK aid from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), was set up to expand digital inclusion in rural areas through innovative new technology solutions. We are delighted that the partnerships between MTN Uganda and iSat Africa, and Vodafone Ghana and NuRAN Wireless,...
For a few days this week, Ericsson was able to boast a key technical advantage over Huawei, its longstanding nemesis. The Swedish vendor's new 5G radio unit, featuring 64 transmitters and receivers, weighed in at just 20 kilograms when it entered the boxing ring of the mobile infrastructure market. That was 45% less than its predecessor and 5 kilograms lighter than Huawei's equivalent, which had previously set the benchmark. It has turned out to be a short-lived advantage. Just days later, at MWC Shanghai, Huawei showed off an even lighter unit. Like Ericsson's, it is an advanced "massive MI...