Nokia and Vodafone have launched a jointly developed machine learning (ML) product, running on Google Cloud, to quickly detect and remediate network anomalies before they impact Vodafone customers.

Read more: Nokia and Vodafone roll out new machine learning product for network anomalies detection

According to published Q2 2021 results of Nokia, top-line strength continued in the second quarter, with constant currency net sales up 9% year-on-year, driven by growth across all business groups. Moreover, important progress was seen in line with the company’s three-phased strategy where Mobile Networks strengthened its competitiveness with AirScale radio and baseband launch and Network Infrastructure continued to gain share in the first half with +20% sales growth in constant currency.

Read more: Nokia’s strong start to 2021 continued in the second quarter

Ericsson investors decide to drop their stock holdings, bringing the vendor’s share closing price to 103.84 Swedish krona (SEK) on July 16. This has been the sudden reaction following the news of its Q2 losses as an impact of a downfall from China’s market share.

Read more: Ericsson shares collapse under pressure from China situation

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. achieved the milestone of completing the world’s first 5G mmWave data connection. This was powered by the Snapdragon® X65 5G Modem-RF System, including new mmWave capabilities for global expansion with support for wider 200 MHz carrier bandwidth and enabling Standalone (SA) mode services over mmWave.

Read more: Qualcomm completes world’s first 5G mmWave data connection

Nokia has announced its private wireless Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) 5G standalone solution has been selected by the Estonian company Thinnect OÜ to enhance the Estonian Cyber Range’s Industry 4.0 capabilities. This is part of the cyber defence project initiated by the Estonian Ministry of Defence on threats related to emerging technologies.

Read more: Nokia’s DAC 5G standalone solution will enhance Industry 4.0 capabilities

With focus on enhancing its cybersecurity offerings, Enea has now completed the takeover of AdaptiveMobile Security Ltd, a leading provider of security solutions for mobile networks. The enterprise value of AdaptiveMobile Security amounts to approximately EUR 45 million on a cash and debt free basis

Read more: Enea strengthens cybersecurity portfolio for mobile networks

Atos and Ooredoo deliver key cybersecurity threat detection and response services to Qatar Smart Program “TASMU” driven by the Ministry of Transport and Communication (MOTC) – ultimately supporting Qatar National Vision 2030. TASMU is the first smart city project in the Middle East and aims to improve the way of life of Qatari citizens, residents and visitors. Atos and Ooredoo’s solution integrates cloud-native intelligent security analytics and next-generation Artificial Intelligence (AI) capability from the Atos Alsaac platform to secure TASMU’s infrastructure and applications.

Read more: Atos and Ooredoo enhance Qatar’s cybersecurity services

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