SAMENA Daily - Industry News Briefing
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Industry News Briefing
March 21, 2020 |
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Member News |
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Xandr announces new data driven linear TV technology
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Xandr, AT&T’s advanced advertising company, is working with leading media and entertainment companies including AMC Networks, Disney, and WarnerMedia to reinvent the way linear TV advertising is bought, sold, and... |
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Honeywell and Tech Mahindra announce expanded collaboration to build digitized “Factories of the Future”
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he two companies plan to capitalize on digital transformation, 5G, Industry 4.0, software capabilities and engineering expertise to enable customers in the manufacturing industry to scale-up even faster... |
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Nokia introduces new Wi-Fi 6 mesh router and technology innovations to deliver ultimate gigabit experience in a 5G world
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Nokia announced that it is adding a new Wi-Fi 6 Beacon to its whole-home WiFi portfolio, helping operators to deliver a powerful user experience... |
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Recent Developments |
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Nexign joins SAMENA Council to enhance its presence in the MEA region |
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Mobily partners with SAP to digitally transform experiences for millions of customers |
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Free browsing on educational sites for Batelco’s fixed home broadband customers |
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AT&T and Google Cloud team up |
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3G, 4G and 5G Networks |
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9mobile expands 4G-LTE coverage in Kaduna
Nigeria’s telecommunication company, 9mobile, has added Kaduna to the list of cities that now enjoy superior quality service, thanks to the expanded coverage of the telco's 4G-LTE service in the historic...
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China Mobile claims 15.4 million 5G subscriptions
China Mobile will be pumping around 100 billion yuan (around US$14 billion) into rolling out 5G this year, despite the set backs presented by the coronavirus pandemic...
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Mobile Content, Mobile TV & IPTV |
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Mena.tv offering free service
The initiative from Dubai-based consultancy ChannelSculptor, which connects buyers and sellers of TV content, made this decision following the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the global economy...
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Netflix and YouTube agree to reduce bitrate during Coronavirus crisis
Netflix and YouTube have agreed to scale down their broadcast quality in a bid to prevent the Internet slowing under the weight of additional requests during the Coronavirus crisis...
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Disclaimer: Information contained herein has been obtained from sources, which we deem reliable. SAMENA Telecommunications Council is not liable for any misinformed decisions that the reader may reach by being solely reliant on information contained herein. Expert advice should be sought. |
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