KDDI
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Japanese telco KDDI Corp is the latest operator to back Aduna, the telecom industry’s API joint venture. -
Japan's telecom companies have completed training projects to jointly use refuelling stations in the event of a large-scale disaster.
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Japan’s biggest telcos have teamed up to launch a joint framework to ensure network communications can be quickly restored in the event of a large-scale disaster.
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KDDI has begun talks with Supermicro, Sharp Corporation and Datasection to establish the largest AI data centre in Asia in Osaka, Japan.
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Global colocation data centre service provider, Telehouse has announced the launch of Telehouse Canada, following the acquisition of three data centres in Toronto.
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Google has announced a $1billion investment to expand its Central Pacific Connect Initiative, which includes delivering two new subsea cables, Proa and Taihei.
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Samsung and KDDI will form a 5G Global Network Slicing Alliance after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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Service will be launched in 2024 and allow customers to send and receive SMS messages.
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KDDI Corporation, through its data centre brand Telehouse, confirms the expansion of its global footprint in North America with an agreement with Allied Properties REIT.
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NTT and KDDI Corporation (KDDI) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote global standardisation in optical networks.
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Carriers including Deutsche Telekom, KDDI, Orange and Telefónica are working with Amazon to deliver cloud-based private wireless services.
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Samsung Electronics has been selected by KDDI to deliver its cloud-native 5G Standalone (SA) Core for KDDI’s commercial network in Japan.
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The KDDI network outage from this past weekend should be classified as a “serious incident”, Yasushi Kaneko, Japan’s internal affairs and communications minister said on Sunday.
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Telehouse has officially opened the first phase of its fifth data centre at its London Docklands campus, the carrier-neutral Telehouse South.
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Japanese operator KDDI has chosen Californian vendor Wind River for its O-RAN-compliant 5G virtualised base station plans.
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Two months after Nokia announced radio access network deals with Japan’s KDDI and SoftBank, the Finnish vendor has said it is ready to supply open RAN equipment to their rival, NTT DoCoMo.
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KDDI confirms that it has begun the global provisioning of Cato Cloud as of April 2021, with KDDI America, to start from 14 October 2021.
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SoftBank and KDDI have chosen Nokia as one of the vendors to deploy Japan’s shared radio access network (RAN).
