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Disruptive.Asia covers the current state of digital disruption in the Asia-Pacific telecommunications industry – where it’s coming from, what’s driving it, the impact it’s having on the industry, how telecoms players are responding and what’s next. The acceleration of next-generation telecoms/IT technology is turning traditional business paradigms on their heads. But that’s not a bad thing – digital disruption is creating new opportunities for APAC telecoms players savvy (and brave) enough to embrace it and become part of the disruptive vanguard. Our mission at Disruptive.Asia is to question it, make sense of it, and provide a reality check to the breathless hype driving the race to the 5G Digital Economy of Things (whatever that means). Disruptive.Asia combines news, opinion and in-depth features to keep you informed and, hopefully, get you involved. You are welcome to subscribe to our daily highlights and weekly digests, comment on anything you read, interact with us on social media and even contribute your own articles and blog posts to add to the discussion. Source

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Country Hong Kong
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A 5G network in one of the world’s most remote regions

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By Tony Poulos Verified
| Disruptive.Asia
ZTE has rolled out a 5G network in China’s Hoh Xil Nature Reserve in the remote Sanjiangyuan National Park. Hoh Xil is China’s largest uninhabited national nature reserve, an incredible UNESCO World Heritage site. Sitting at an astonishing average elevation of 4,600 meters, it is considered the “forbidden zone for humans” due to its extreme high-altitude conditions.
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All good things must end - including Disruptive.Asia

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By Tony Poulos Verified
| Disruptive.Asia
After 7+ years of publishing news of disruption in Asia’s telecoms, internet, technology and fintech sectors, it’s time to call it a day. Disruptive.Asia was launched by a team of people previously involved with DisruptiveViews and Telecom Asia. Along the way, content was supplemented by numerous industry-leading figures and Reuters news feeds. Online publishing has changed dramatically over time.
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September, 2023 - Disruptive.Asia

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By Tony Poulos Verified
| Disruptive.Asia
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Digital clones - who owns and uses yours?

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By Jouko Ahvenainen
| Disruptive.Asia
Now, we have digital clones to contend with! Generative AI has enabled services that can learn from an individual’s behavior, style and character and start to act like that individual. It means all of us can have a personal or digital clone and personal AI that behaves and even sounds like us. But who owns it? Is it you or a company that enables this? Should you allow access to all your data to somebody who digitally clones you?
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The Metaverse is chugging along, but does anyone care?

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By Richard Windsor
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Twelve months is a long time in the technology sector, and while no one is interested in the Metaverse anymore, the developments and product launches are continuing just as I forecasted in 2022 when The Metaverse was the hottest thing since sliced bread. The mood is so bleak that when the word metaverse is mentioned in conjunction with Apple’s Vision Pro device, the fan base and technology press will claim that it is not a metaverse device but something else.
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APAC CDOs struggle to balance innovation and governance

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Public sector Chief Data Officers (CDOs) in key Asia Pacific (APAC) markets are currently prioritizing governance, security and compliance amid the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, highlighting a sense of caution and reduced focus on innovation in data analytics, according to new research from Qlik.
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Telcos to techcos: what’s needed for success?

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Some telcos are well on their way to becoming “techcos” – combining automation and cloud-native networking with new organisational practices to deliver next-generation services for growth. A new STL Partners report identifies the lessons from their experience to date. In recent years, the telco industry has seen growth stagnate as software companies infiltrate their markets and offer more innovative solutions at lower operating costs.
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Globe releases enhanced environmental policy

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Leading Philippine digital solutions platform Globe recently released its revised Environmental Sustainability Policy, underscoring the importance of circularity as it promotes mindful consumption, sustainable production, carbon reduction, resource efficiency, and comprehensive waste management strategies. The enhanced policy supports the Philippines’ Extended Producer Responsibility Act of 2022, which mandates large companies to recover 20% of the plastic they release into the market in 2022.
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Most vulnerable cyber threat sectors in Asia region

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Ensign InfoSecurity has released the 4th edition of its Cyber Threat Landscape 2023 Report, which details cyber security threats affecting the Asia region. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the top threat trends of 2022, deep insights into key topics and an outlook on cyber threats in 2023. It also delves into the biggest threats and vulnerabilities across some of Asia’s key economies, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, and Hong Kong.
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What impact does AI have on jobs, and who controls it?

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By Jouko Ahvenainen
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Does AI make our jobs better or worse? And for whom does AI work? And who really makes the decisions? We’ve all heard that technology is coming to take boring routine work from us, enabling us to perform more meaningful and productive work. This is the story heard in many workplaces when companies increase automation. Quite often, the reality is much more complicated. I remember visiting Nokia’s factory when discussing meaningful work and new processes.
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