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Why Verizon is excited about AI Connect

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By Ken Wieland 
| TelecomTV
True, the uplift appears to be mainly because the US telco posted a decent set of fourth-quarter results, fuelled by strong wireless subscriber growth, but investors may well have also been reassured that AI Connect, which is aimed at supporting growing demand for AI workloads deployed at scale, largely involves “re-imagining” existing datacentre assets and fibre infrastructure rather than relying on massive capex splurges on spanking new infrastructure.
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Security is the number one risk facing telcos in 2025, says EY

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By Ken Wieland 
| TelecomTV
Global consultancy EY has published its latest annual study on the “top ten risks” facing the telecom sector for 2025, and there is perhaps no surprise that security, or, as EY frames it “underestimating changing imperatives in privacy, security and trust”, is identified as the number one risk. Cybersecurity has typically occupied a top-three position in EY’s annual rankings of telcos’ top-ten risks in recent years.
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GSMA lays out Europe’s 5G predicament

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By Ken Wieland 
| TelecomTV
The GSMA Association (GSMA), which represents the world’s mobile operator community, has provided a 5G progress report for Europe as part of its latest annual Mobile Economy Europe study, and its conclusions make for somewhat depressing reading for the Old Continent. And, as has become commonplace, the report included the now-familiar GSMA finger-wagging at the region’s regulators and policymakers for not doing enough to stimulate much-needed investment in network upgrades.
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