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07.10.25 - 05:54
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What Needs to Change After Australia′s 000 Outages (Bloomberg)
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Australia's communications minister has summoned the country's three major mobile network providers following a series of outages, including failures in the emergency 000 call system run by Optus, a subsidiary of Singapore's Singtel. Helen Bird of Swinburne University discusses key reforms needed on oversight and transparency in the telco sector on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade."
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17.09.25 - 08:06
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Ericsson teams up with local partners for 5G-Advanced and open API platform (Digitimes)
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Telecom giant Ericsson held its Ericsson Day mobile trends forum in Taiwan on September 16, which featured its Asia-Pacific management team, as well as Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), the global network API standardization platform Aduna, and industry partners MediaTek and Intel. The forum centered on the themes of "Beyond 5G business model innovation" and "AI and mobile technology evolution," exploring future developments in mobile communication technologies and innovations in the Taiwan market....
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10.09.25 - 14:03
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Red Access Secures $17M to Power a Lightweight SSE Alternative without Agents or Network Overhaul (Business Wire)
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Series A funding to drive U.S. growth and innovation as enterprises shift to scalable, seamless browser and data securityTEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Red Access, the agentless platform built to simplify security across all browsers, SaaS and corporate apps, today announced that it has secured a $17 million Series A funding round led by Norwest Venture Partners, with participation from Ten Eleven Ventures, SentinelOne's S Ventures, Elron Ventures and Singtel Innov8 Ventures.
The new investment will fuel U.S. expansion and accelerate product innovation as Red Access brings a simple, session-based approach to security. The platform is designed for the way people work today across SaaS, GenAI and hybrid environments, without the heavy infrastructure, agents or rollout delays of traditional solutions.
Security That Works Without the Heavy Lift
Despite growing analyst enthusiasm and aggressive vendor roadmaps, widespread adoption of Security Service Edge (SSE) still has not materialized. While 79% of org...
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