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GSMA warns 6G spectrum shortage could risk USD $520bn
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GSMA warns 6G spectrum shortage could risk USD $520bn

about 3 hours ago

Governments face pressure to free up airwaves after GSMA said poor spectrum planning could put USD $520 billion of 6G gains at risk.

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Canada privacy commissioner urges changes to Bill C-22

Senators are being told the lawful access bill still lacks key safeguards, as privacy concerns persist over subscriber data and public-information powers.

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Upstream Works launches Totalix via partner network

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BrandMo Tech launches culture-first adtech hub in Toronto

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Samsung Canada launches foldable phone Q&A campaign

As foldable phones move into the mainstream, Samsung Canada is trying to win over cautious buyers with creator-led answers on durability and daily use.

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Structural Battery Company joins UK-Canada incubator

The start-up will gain Canadian customers and testing support as it seeks faster sales of its load-bearing battery technology in defence and aerospace.

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Nureva & AudioCodes gain Teams Rooms certification

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How Telus and Bell became each others wholesalers

Bell and Telus once built networks to keep rivals out. Regulation has now made each company a wholesale customer on the other's turf.

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