Mr. Li Peng recommended that network operators around the world should focus on four factors: high-quality networks, multi-dimensional business, emerging services and generative AI to capture these opportunities.
By the end of 2023, more than 300 commercial 5G networks have been deployed around the world. 5G is developing at a global user growth rate 7 times higher than 4G during the same period.
– Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park and Siemens cooperate in training human resources in the semiconductor chip industry
On the morning of February 27, the Management Board of Ho Chi Minh City High-Tech Park (SHTP) and Siemens Electronic Design Automation Company (Siemens) signed a cooperation agreement to develop and train human resources for the semiconductor chip industry in Vietnam.
The agreement is based on promoting the advantages and experience of the High-Tech Park in training human resources for the semiconductor chip industry and exploiting Siemens’ strengths in training human resources and providing design software. Accordingly, Siemens is committed to providing the world’s most comprehensive solution set including software, hardware and electronic design automation (EDA) services.
The Management Board of Ho Chi Minh City Hi-Tech Park also identified training activities for the semiconductor chip industry as one of the key activities, aiming to realize the city’s goal of developing the semiconductor chip industry and helping The high-tech park is moving closer to its goal of becoming the most innovative science, technology and innovation urban area in the Southeast region and the whole country.
– Global alliance develops 6G technology with support from AI
Samsung Electronics announced that it has joined AI-RAN, a global alliance pioneering the technology development and ecosystem expansion of sixth generation (6G) networks powered by artificial intelligence. (WHO). This network will not only replace 5G mobile technology but also promises higher capacity and less latency.
Samsung participates as a founding member of the alliance, which aims to research 6G technology and create an ecosystem through the convergence of AI and wireless communication technology. In addition to Samsung, other founding members include Nvidia, SoftBank, Ericsson, Nokia, Microsoft…
The alliance plans to research the technology through three separate working groups. Accordingly, the first group specializes in researching optimization technology for wireless communication. The second group focuses on the convergence of AI and wireless networking technology. Finally, the team is tasked with developing innovative AI applications and services in wireless networks.
– “Meta creates a black market for pedophiles”
Attorney General of New Mexico, USA, Raul Torez continues to accuse Meta of not protecting child users from sex crimes on their platform.
Mr. Raul last year sued Meta, alleging that it failed to prevent criminal harassment and made false statements about the safety of the platform, and demanded that Meta provide documents about the Register an account on Facebook and Instagram.
Instagram currently does not allow users under 13 years old to create their own accounts. However, children under the specified age can own their own accounts when registered under the guardianship of their parents. The New York Times published an investigation on Thursday into the high-profile accounts of underage users. Accordingly, the above accounts are operated by an account pretending to be a parent and require a registration fee of 19.99 USD (about 500,000 VND)/month for those who want to sign up to receive photos and text messages with the famous account.
The New York Times found that adult men who signed up for accounts participated in sexually themed forums and commented on underage girls.
Mr. Torrez expressed: “The above practices are very worrying and put children at risk – especially because they still exist despite a wave of lawsuits and congressional investigations.”
Mr. Torrez filed a complaint in December accusing Meta of facilitating abuse of minors on Facebook and Instagram, and claiming that the platform failed to detect and remove such activity despite being authorized to do so. report.
The charges are based in part on findings from accounts that Torrez’s office created as part of the investigation, which included an account of a 14-year-old girl who received offers of treatment. 180,000 USD to appear in a porn video.
“I find the report from The New York Times about Meta facilitating a black market in pedophiles extremely disturbing,” Mr. Torrez said. Following this information, I sent Meta a request for documents based on the above alarming findings.”
