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Cisco Systems is the undisputed leader in the networking space, but HP has acquired 3Com in an effort to close the gap. In addition, Juniper Networks is a strong No. 2 to Cisco among telecommunication firms and enterprises. With video consumption set to explode, networking requirements will boom too.
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India operators free to charge roaming fees
While the telco regulator has decided on a cap to lower roaming charges by 30 percent from next month, it said making it entirely free was "not practical" due to carriage costs operators have to pay for using another's network.
CommunicAsia 2013: IDA eyes S'pore to be world's first 'smart' nation
Steve Leonard, the recently appointed leader of the ICT regulator, outlines in his first public address how Singapore has the unique opportunity to be the first country to fully embrace the Internet of Things.
Dish: Softbank can have Sprint, we'll pursue Clearwire
Dish gave up on its pursuit of Sprint after Softbank sweetened its bid. Dish did say that it will focus on acquiring Clearwire and its coveted wireless spectrum.
Samsung to release 'LTE-Advanced' high-speed Galaxy S4
Samsung boss teases the world with the promise of a device most networks aren't ready for yet.
Singapore taps data, convergence for future growth
Communications Minister announces new initiatives in data analytics, multi-nation agreement on digital radio frequencies in the 700MHz band, and plans for the country's converged media masterplan.
Trove of medical devices found to have password problems
Surgical devices, ventilators, defibrillators, and monitors are among the equipment at risk.
Siemens susses out buyers for Nokia Siemens Networks
Siemens looks for potential buyers as Nokia looks for funds.
Deutsche Telekom tweaks plan to bring in broadband data caps, throttling in 2016
Proposed data limits from Deutsche Telekom won't apply to company's own internet services, setting the stage for potential net neutrality disputes.
Google's Project Loon uses big networked air balloons to fill internet black holes
The first of Google's radio-networked balloons hit the skies this weekend.
Singapore launches public consultation of TV White Spaces
Feedback is being gathered to form regulations over the reallocation of "TV frequencies" for wireless connectivity. Separately, another wave of commercial pilots has been announced.
Six ways to protect yourself from the NSA and other eavesdroppers
Yes, you have many options for protecting your privacy on the Internet. But are these measures worth the time and sacrifice required? That's up to you.
StarHub to launch mobile video streaming optimization by end-2013
The Singapore telco is rolling out technology that will help scale video downloads to fit the resolution and screen size of mobile devices, conserving data and bandwidth needed.
Facebook adds hashtags, delighting marketers
The social network will introduce one of Twitter's most iconic markers, the #hashtag, which could help marketers greatly amplify their campaigns.
Asian govts' e-mails may be vulnerable to PRISM
Some officials in the region use e-mail services run by Yahoo or Gmail as their ministries lack proper IT infrastructure or due to personal preference, raising fears they may be monitored by the U.S. National Security Agency.
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise appoints new head for Australia
Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise's Netherlands country sales director, Maud Holvast, will be moving to Sydney to take on the role.