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Mobile operators are looking for new sources of revenue, where they live, where they work, and where they entertain data sold to other companies and city planners. With better data on "How people move in the real world," urban planners can plan more efficient and greener cities, and small businesses can use that data for development. A San Francisco start-up company uses software to show the real world "who went where" analysis data. Wireless carriers have an unprecedented amount of information about the activities of their users in the real world, but over the years ...

April 19, according to foreign media reports, Verizon Wireless chief technology officer Richard Lynch said in a report that Verizon will officially launch the commercial LTE service in the fourth quarter of this year.　　Previously, Verizon only said it would launch the LTE business service later this year after the test was completed. With the rapid development of global Mobile information, in order to grasp the market opportunities, operators on the next generation of wireless network deployment process is speeding up. According to the well-known market research company Infonetics R ...

The first is the blockchain blockchain technique, which is a digital ledger that stores highly encrypted blocks of data. This technology has begun to decentralize data, and the innovation it represents may be the future of data storage. Companies that use blockchain have seen many benefits.

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U.S. President Barack Obama in November 14 pressured the Federal Communications Commission to ban Internet service providers from setting up "fast lanes" and relocate broadband services to "utilities", but the FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler refused to accept Mr Obama's proposal. Republicans immediately seized on the Obama administration's proposals, attacking it as another botched liberal proposal. Ted Cruz, a Texas senator, called it "the Internet version of Obamacare." (Ted Cruz is considered to be the most powerful in Congress.)

Last Thursday, there was an article on the internet calling on China Telecom to give up the CDMA network quickly. Because Qualcomm charges high CDMA royalties plus China Telecom is testing volte, the author of the article concluded that telecommunications should quickly give up the CDMA network, put all the hope on the deployment of VoLTE. Unfortunately, this article has a lot of common sense mistakes, so it is necessary to analyze, straight. CSBF better than Svlte/srlte? The author writes in the article: "The coexistence problem of CDMA and LTE technology, telecom ...

Beijing Time April 20 news, according to foreign media reports, the U.S. investment company Zacks Equity Study (hereinafter referred to as "Zacks") reported in Monday, the Verizon in the first quarter of 2010 is expected to profit than the same period last year decline. Verizon was scheduled to report its first-quarter earnings before the opening of the U.S. Eastern Time, April 22, before it released any expected data on its financial performance for the quarter. Zacks forecasts that Verizon's earnings per share in the first quarter were 56 cents, compared with the same period last year ...

OpenFlow is the latest internet technology that has recently begun to commercialize the university labs. At the Las Vegas Interop Fair in 2011, the technology was presented as a sensation, and the show was also called the "OpenFlow exhibition". Although the protocol is simple, it will have far-reaching implications for the network architecture and the 16 billion-dollar switch market. We will review the origins of OpenFlow and the various problems it can solve, including its current common architectures, and we would like to know why OpenFlow can be called ...

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Silicon Valley News at the end of the decade, reliable landline telephones will be remembered. U.S. telecoms giant AT&T and Verizon are lobbying in the states to abolish old-style ordinary telephone service (which the industry calls pots): Copper's fixed cable telephone system, whose reliability and coverage have made the United States the world's communications powerhouse for the past more than 100 years. Last week, Michigan passed a law that allows fixed-line telephony providers such as at&t to stop fixed-line services and turn to IP telephony services when notified to users 90 days in advance ...