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At a webinar today (8th July) addressing the issue of how international organisations can promote technology to promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals,...
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The French far right party now known as the National Rally has edged closer to power under Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron’s opponent in...
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Five people suspected of spying for Russia are to be charged with conspiracy to conduct espionage – reports BBC News in the UK. Orlin...
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This week marks 88 years since the enactment of the Nuremberg Laws by Nazi Germany. The dark shadow they cast remains an enduring testament...
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By agreeing to surrender their weapons, Armenian rebels in the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan have ended their attempt to create a breakaway state. Although...
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How can international organisations promote the use of technology in support of the UN Sustainable Development Goals? Watch the livestream here on Wednesday, 8 July at 14h30 Brussels...
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Guo Ping, Huawei rotating chairman (pictured), declared 5G networks had accelerated uptake of a range of innovative applications in the industrial sector and encouraged adoption...
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There is a window of opportunity for preventing further biodiversity loss and halting deforestation in the EU and beyond, and artificial intelligence can help...
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Huawei’s 3rd ‘Women in the Digital Era’ conference focuses on gender equality in Finland as a case study. Affordable childcare, generous parental leave policies...
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“The nationalization of scientific activity – country by country – is not what the world needs at this time,” Abraham Liu, Huawei’s Chief Representative...
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American regulators are aiming to prevent the Chinese telecommunications giant from using any computer chips based on US designs, writes Alexander Martin Huawei has...
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Boosting Europe’s AI capabilities will be key to delivering the EU’s Farm to Fork strategy, says Huawei’s EU Chief Rep Abraham Liu (pictured). Making the...
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Speaking during the 28 May webinar ‘After the Crisis: how digital transformation can help Europe get back on its feet’, Huawei’s Chief Representative to the...
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A new study highlights the investment gap to reach the strategic connectivity objectives for 2025. Europe is lagging behind global benchmarks for full-fibre access,...
