AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS–China Tech Retaliation: China announced countermeasures to U.S. curbs, including tighter drone export controls and a national security review into imported printers/copiers, while warning more steps if Washington expands restrictions affecting telecoms and cables. Regulation & Pricing: India’s TRAI issued draft service quality norms to enable differential pricing for 4G vs 5G and other services, tied to network slicing requirements and capacity/spectrum checks. Device Authenticity: Mozambique launched a free IMEI checker database backed by GSMA to help consumers and operators spot counterfeit mobile devices. Cybersecurity: Switzerland’s Graubünden canton reported a cyberattack on a SharePoint server, saying initial analysis found no account compromise or data leakage. Telecom Enforcement: UAE’s TDRA fined telemarketers Dhs19.2m over 3,300 violations and cut services for 9,433 numbers tied to unwanted marketing calls. Broadband Rollouts: Henry County (Virginia) selected ZiTel to finish a delayed broadband expansion after cutting RiverStreet Networks, while Kinetic announced major fiber additions across multiple U.S. states. AI Risk Coordination: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is pushing a cross-industry coalition to share AI risk intelligence across critical infrastructure, including telecom. Network Expansion & Finance: SK Telecom posted Q2 results with operating profit up 67% on AI data center growth, and MTN Nigeria clarified its ₦3 trillion figure is revenue, not profit.
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