AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Infrastructure Push (Vietnam): Vietnam’s Politburo Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW calls for modern digital infrastructure, wider high-quality internet access, and large-scale data centers to power a national data platform. Broadband Expansion (US/Tribal): The Hoopa Valley Tribe opened an NTIA-funded data center to serve as the hub for its expanding broadband network, shifting from vulnerable wireless to more resilient fiber. Regulatory Retreat (Canada): Ottawa is stepping back from parts of the Trudeau-era internet tax and regulation agenda, including the planned digital services tax. Network Disruptions (New Zealand/Canada): Chorus restored Auckland’s North Shore fiber broadband after a configuration issue; Rogers blamed attempted copper theft for a Calgary outage. Open RAN Radio Certification (North America): AmpliTech says its Outdoor Macro Cell 4T8R Open RAN radio unit cleared FCC and ISED certifications, enabling broader US/Canada deployments. Mobile Connectivity & Policy (Pakistan): Pakistan’s finance and telecom talks with the US highlighted investment interest across telecom, digital tech and AI, while PTA eSIM pricing/rules continue to evolve. Labor Pressure (Trinidad & Tobago): CWU threatens to shut down TSTT if a 10% wage increase deal is not honored.
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