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Asia Pacific Operators December 1, 2023

Axiata picks AWS as main cloud provider

Axiata Group selected AWS as its primary cloud provider, part of a plan to migrate mission-critical services by end 2024.

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Asia Pacific December 1, 2023

Mitratel spends IDR1.8T on towers from rival

Indonesia-headquartered Dayamitra Telekomunikasi closed a deal to acquire 803 towers from Gametraco Tunggal for IDR1.8 trillion ($116.3 million), adding more than 1,300 new tenants.

By Joseph Waring

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AI & Cloud Asia Pacific Operators November 30, 2023

One NZ details AI-driven customer service gains

One New Zealand reported various boosts to its customer service three months after deploying generative AI capabilities from AWS to improve services in its call centres.

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AI & Cloud Asia Pacific November 30, 2023

Fujitsu plans AI lab at Macquarie University

Fujitsu and Macquarie University agreed to work together to develop personalised digital coaching technology at a planning AI research lab at the institution, which is scheduled for completion in early 2027.

By Joseph Waring

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Asia Pacific Operators November 30, 2023

KT creates merged R&D unit

South Korea-based KT integrated its IT and R&D groups to form the Technology Innovation Division, part of a wider reorganisation coming less than four months after appointing a new CEO.

By Joseph Waring

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Asia Pacific Operators November 29, 2023

Axiata profit hit by one-off charges

Axiata Group recorded growth across most of its operating companies in Q3, driven by gains following its purchase of broadband provider Link Net in Indonesia, an improved operational performance at XL and Robi, and its tower businesses' consolidation of acquisitions in the Philippines and Indonesia.

By Joseph Waring

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Asia Pacific Operators Telstra November 29, 2023

Telstra fined for fresh privacy violations

Telstra was penalised again, having identified additional violations of consumer privacy and safety rules after Australia’s communications watchdog put monitoring arrangements in place as part of a compliance improvement programme.

By Joseph Waring

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