Vodafone to roll out 1,000 5G sites in UK by 2020
Vodafone said it would have 1,000 5G-enabled network sites in Britain by 2020, delivering blisteringly fast speeds and near-instant response …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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Google tells Congress it continues to allow developers to scan, share Gmail data
Alphabet Inc’s Google told U.S. senators that the company continues to allow developers to scan and share data from Gmail …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Peugeot urges France to revive incentives for hybrids
PSA Group is pressing the French government to revive sales incentives on rechargeable hybrid vehicles as it rolls out …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Samsung plans to lower memory chip growth as demand slowdown looms: Bloomberg
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is planning to curb growth in memory chip output next year to keep supplies tight amid …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
S&P sector reshuffle may do little for telecom stocks
The S&P 500’s three-company telecommunications services index is about to be folded into a much higher-profile group, but a …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Turkey fines Google for violating competition law
Turkey’s competition authority said on Thursday it had fined Google some 93 million Turkish lira ($15 million) for violating competition …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Tesla Model 3 gets 5-star rating from U.S. safety agency
Tesla Inc’s Model 3 sedan has been awarded a five-star rating by the U.S. auto safety agency NHTSA in …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Tesla’s Model 3 gets 5-star rating from U.S. auto safety agency
Tesla Inc’s Model 3 sedan has been awarded a five-star rating by the U.S. auto safety agency NHTSA, according …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Samsung plans to lower memory chip growth on expected demand slowdown: Bbg
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is planning to lower memory chip growth output next year to keep supplies tight amid an …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Vodafone UK boss sees no changes to UK network assets under new CEO
The new chief executive of Vodafone is not considering making any changes to the mobile phone group’s CTIL Tower Infrastructure …read more Source: Reuters Tech News