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The chair of the US Federal Communications Commission Ajit Pai, appointed by President Trump, will quit on January 20 to make way for a...
The legal immunity enjoyed by internet companies such as Facebook and Twitter is under challenge in the US. Ajit Pai, chair of the US...
The world needs to work together to secure its 5G communications networks, keeping “high-risk” vendors out of them, Ajit Pai, chair of the US...
The United Kingdom on Tuesday announced that telecom equipment from Huawei will be phased out of the country’s 5G infrastructure by 2027. The announcement...
The Federal Communications Commission’s chair Ajit Pai and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s RS Sharma are speaking at FICCI e-FRAMES 2020. Jyoti Jindgar...
The Federal Communications Commission of the United States on Tuesday designated Huawei and ZTE as national security threats. The FCC said that telecom operators...
The US Department of Justice said in a release yesterday that it recommended a ban on China Telecom operating in the United States, along...
The Obama administration-era net neutrality rules are gone. After a lengthy process, FCC chairman Ajit Pai’s Restore Internet Freedom order has taken effect on...
Even as India’s telecom regulator TRAI looks to find ways to detect and prohibit behaviour that violates Net Neutrality, the FCC said that it would...
US FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has proposed to end the Obama Administration’s Net Neutrality regulation, and move to what the FCC calls is...
