AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGlobal Telecom Policy: ITU’s Plenipotentiary Conference opened in Doha, where members will set the agency’s direction for 2027–30 and debate the future of digital connectivity. 6G and Resilience: MWC Doha put AI, next-generation networks and resilient connectivity in focus; Qatar’s regulator and operators showcased trials aimed at the IMT-2030/6G era. Secure Networks: Malaysia is exploring faster adoption of quantum-resistant security, with regulators, security agencies and telcos asked to develop a joint research programme. AI Infrastructure: NVIDIA, Rebellions and SK Telecom plan to link Korean-designed AI processors with SK Telecom’s data-centre infrastructure, advancing South Korea’s sovereign AI ambitions. Regulatory Scrutiny: South Korea opened public consultation on SK Telecom’s proposed spin-off of SK Broadband’s data-centre and submarine-cable operations, including its effects on competition and users. Spectrum and Ownership: Thailand’s regulator again rejected US proposals for full foreign ownership of major telecom operators and adoption of a US-backed 6GHz Wi-Fi standard, citing legal, security and spectrum-planning concerns.
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