DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Connectivity, KDDI
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Nvidia and Samsung to power 6G-ready digital twin for Japan telecom giant
KDDI gets the gang together for AI and RAN-driven venture
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KDDI deploys disaggregated backbone routers in bid to cut network costs by 50%
Carrier continues open networking bet with nationwide DDBR rollout
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Singapore-Japan SJC2 subsea cable goes live, five years later than originally planned
System goes live soon after plans for next Singapore-Japan cable were announced
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Kyocera plans to sell down its 15% stake in KDDI - report
Wants to sell around a third of the stake
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Google invests $1bn in two new subsea cables connecting the US and Japan
Cables will be built by NEC Corp
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KDDI to deploy telecoms infrastructure for Philippines' first subway system
Subway project due to complete in 2029
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KDDI deploys Starlink services to support restoration efforts following earthquake
The services are supporting Japan's Self-Defense Forces
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Vodafone strikes satellite deal with Amazon's Project Kuiper
Will provide 4G and 5G to underserved areas
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Ericsson pairs with Japan's KDDI to deploy sub-terrain antennas for underground 5G base stations
Will support KDDI's deployment of manhole-shaped 5G base stations
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KDDI taps into Wind River for commercial deployment of 5G vRAN sites
KDDI kicked off its 5G vRAN deployment in Osaka, Japan
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KDDI kicks off deployment of 5G Open vRAN sites in Japan
In partnership with Samsung and Fujitsu
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Unity consortium looks to double capacity US-Japan subsea cable with Infinera
System to use Infinera’s ICE6 800G solution
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KDDI launches first Starlink-powered mobile tower in Japan
The mobile tower has gone live in Hatsushima, a remote island in Sagami Bay
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Starlink now available in Japan, confirms SpaceX
Japan is the first Asian country to access Starlink services
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KDDI Corp selects SpaceX’s Starlink for backhaul in remote Japan
Musk’s satellite company signs Japanese telco a week after OneWeb signs AT&T
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NTT gets Myanmar network service license, offers Internet to enterprises
Myanmar takes another tentative step towards a digital transformation