China Mobile
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China Mobile’s board of directors has announced that He Bia has been appointed to the role of CEO.
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ZTE has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China Mobile Research Institute and Guangzhou MINO Equipment Co for cooperation on 5G-A field network technology.
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China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom have all signed up to the GSMA Open Gateway Initiative.
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The state-owned China Mobile is reportedly exploring an acquisition of Hong Kong’s leading telecoms company HKBN.
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China's top three telcos are reportedly planning on building a new $500 million subsea cable to rival the previously announced SEA-ME-WE-6 subsea cable system.
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China Mobile International (CMI) has signed an MoU with NeutraDC to advance the Indonesian data centre market.
Forthcoming events
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ZTE Corporation in partnership with China Mobile and Qualcomm Technologies has completed 5G Sub-band Full-Duplex (SBFD) verification and compatibility test.
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Giovanni Da Costa has moved from China Mobile International to Vodacom, to be executive head of carrier connectivity.
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The US has thrown further problems in the path of both China Telecom and China Mobile by identifying their equipment and services “a threat to national security”.
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China Telecom has taken the latest step to exit the US following its ban by the US regulator.
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Two of the main tasks of 6G, the next generation of mobile, will be to improve human communications and machine communications.
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China Mobile is building an optical network to connect the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao area.
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China Mobile is aiming to raise up to 56 billion yuan ($8.8 billion) in the country’s biggest public offering for over a decade.
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China Mobile International (CMI) has started construction of its China Mobile Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Hong Kong Fo Tan data centre (Fo Tan data centre).
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China Telecom must cease all operations in the US by early January, after it lost a bid to appeal against revocation of its licence.
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Jessica Rosenworcel’s first task after her official nomination as chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been to implement a Trump-era policy to ban China Telecom from the US.
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Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier (DTGC) is to increase the speed of Lambda Connect from 100GE to 400GE, using tech from Ciena.
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Facebook and Amazon have sought US government approval to operate a new subsea cable connecting Philippines and California.
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The 2Africa consortium announces the addition of four new branches to the 2Africa subsea cable.
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China Mobile International (CMI) has developed an open IoT platform to unify the smart home ecosystem for telcos, service providers, device makers and retail brands in Europe.
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In a survey of top companies in our industry, Alan Burkitt-Gray finds only one – Colt – with a majority of women in the management team. Some are all men
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US President Joe Biden has toughened up his predecessor’s ban on Americans investing in Chinese technology companies.
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The mobile industry’s technology experts have already defined the next standard beyond 5G.
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Three Chinese telecoms operators are to lose their US share listing within days after they lost an appeal.
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China Mobile and Huawei are planning to launch two 6G test satellites in July, according to sources close to the Chinese state.
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Sustainability will be one of the key goals of the sixth generation of mobile networks, likely to be developed over the next few years for implementation at the end of the decade.
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Season 2, episode 13 is presented by deputy editor Melanie Mingas and features editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray, senior reporter Natalie Bannerman, and special guests Hannes Gredler and Richard Brandon from RtBrick.
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Nokia is supporting the roll-out of cloud services and data centre interconnectivity by China Mobile Cloud.
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The US has taken the next, decisive step to prevent China Unicom and two companies owned by CITIC Telecom from operating in its territory.
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China Telecom has reported 2020 revenues up by 4.7% on the year with earnings up 1.4%.
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The new US president is suspending actions started by the former Trump administration against Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat.
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Season 2, episode 4 is presented by deputy editor Melanie Mingas, and features editor-at-large Alan Burkitt-Gray, and senior reporters Abigail Opiah and Natalie Bannerman
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Chinese messaging, social media and e-commerce service WeChat is one of the world’s strongest tech brands, according to ratings released today.
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Ajit Pai left the US telecoms regulator yesterday with a final short at what he called potential Chinese espionage and threats to networks.
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It's been a challenging week for China's TMT players, but it looks like things will get worse before they get better.
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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) yesterday flipped back to its original plan, announced a few days ago, to delist the shares of China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom.
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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has halted its plan to delist the shares of China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom.
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The biggest stock exchange in the US is to delist shares of three Chinese telcos in the latest move in the deepening financial battle between the US and China.
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Nokia has been appointed to deliver IoT services on behalf of China Mobile IoT (CMIoT).
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Losing the US election hasn’t stopped Donald Trump from taking further shots at China in recent days.
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China Mobile’s mobile operation in Pakistan is modernising its energy network to make it more efficient as 4G expands and as 5G is introduced in 2023
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The US regulator has issued new rules over the licensing of foreign telecoms operators, including submarine cable companies that touch US soil.
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The owner of PCCW Global is looking at options for the international carrier following toughening relations between the US and China, especially following China’s new security law for Hong Kong.
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Natalie Bannerman speaks to Jessica Gu of China Mobile International about the company’s part in the recently announced 2Africa subsea cable and the change it will create for the continent.
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The US has stirred up its trade and security battle with China thanks to a list of 20 Chinese companies will alleged military links – apparently from 21 years ago.
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The Chinese telcos that are facing cancellation of their US licences have protested to the regulator that there is no basis for the action against them.
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China's first 5G medical edge cloud platform – a new-generation 5G information communication infrastructure for medical industry customers – has launched following a collaborative project between ZTE and China Mobile.
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Days before the US regulator’s threat to withdraw the licences from four Chinese operators, the operators themselves are refusing to comment on the implication for them and their customers.
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The fortunes of Chinese start-ups looking to list on US stock exchanges could be about to sour as the Senate and Nasdaq both introduced new rules over the last 48 hours.
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The US government is threatening to withdraw the licences of China Telecom, China Unicom and two CITIC subsidiaries to operate in the US.
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China Mobile has acquired 182 million shares of BSS and OSS provider AsiaInfo Technologies equal to 20% of the business
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A year after the US denied China Mobile a licence to operate in the country, the regulator has widened its plans to block Chinese operators.
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The “brand value” of global telcos has declined 11% year on year according to new analysis, however the industry remains on track to weather the economic storm caused by Covid-19.
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China Mobile and Ubitus, a global cloud gaming technology provider, have launched a 5G cloud gaming service.