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iPhone C1 modem chip to cut Apple’s Qualcomm reliance by 80%

Telecoms Tech News

The iPhone C1 modem chip, Apple’s first in-house cellular processor looks set to slash the share of Qualcomm’s modems in Apple hardware to 20% of its current level by 2026. The C1 modem subsystem debuts in the $599 iPhone 16e, and represents the most important hardware.

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AMD to Build Hardware-Agnostic Software Environment for AI Development: Report

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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) reportedly outlined the company’s vision for an open-source, hardware-agnostic software ecosystem to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI)

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Telstra and Ericsson launch programmable 5G Advanced network

Telecoms Tech News

The upgrade will see Telstra incorporate Ericssons next-generation Open RAN-ready hardware, 5G Advanced software, and AI-powered automation. Telstra is partnering with Ericsson to launch a state-of-the-art programmable 5G Advanced network. 5G Advanced: A programmable network for.

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Ericsson retreats from hardware with 5G Advanced launch

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Ericsson intends to introduce and sell new 5G features through software subscriptions rather than big hardware changes.

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Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile to open research hub in MƔlaga

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According to Vodafone, the centre will specifically focus on the design, testing and validation of new open-source hardware, software, and processing chips that can work interchangeably in both space and terrestrial networks, according to a joint press release.

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Vodafone and AST spacemobile launch European satellite broadband compĀ 

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The collaboration is set to deliver mobile broadband directly to users without requiring additional hardware or software. Vodafones space-based mobile broadband will mean our customers can stay connected, wherever they are.

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NVIDIA and GM collaborate on AI chips for vehicles, factories and robots

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GM will also reportedly use NVIDIA DRIVE AGX for in-vehicle hardware for future advanced driver-assistance systems. The companies will work together to build custom AI systems for the automakers business using NVIDIAs accelerated computer platforms to train AI manufacturing models for optimising GMs factory planning and robotics.