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Recognized in the categories of Marketing and Brand Initiative of the Year and Travel Product of the Year.

Over a hundred guests attended the event’s first awards dinner in Singapore.

In the US, data centres are expected to reach 35GW by 2030 from 17GW in 2022.

Telco companies registered an average of 9% in annual returns.

This can be addressed by differentiating pricing gaps between basic and premium plans.

The growth is primarily driven by the increasing adoption of fixed broadband services, particularly in emerging markets.

Reducing carbon emissions by working remotely and digitisation can increase telco revenues.

Operators should offer a range of hardware and services like endpoint security, cloud storage, and streaming.

The M&A outlook for the sector remains uncertain due to rising interest rates and volatile markets.

The telecommunications industry is now facing challenges in mitigating risks, but it has also been attracting various opportunities that could lead to the development of smart cities.

This comes as corporations are now compelled to incorporate a digital solution and offering of their products and services.

A KPMG executive reveals that Web 3 and ESG are needed in reassessing the future view of Telecom.

Joongshik Wang mentioned that organisations able to identify revenue-generating opportunities in the new economy will gain a competitive edge.

A Deloitte leader explains the importance of strong telecom infrastructure in a smart world.

A new report from McKinsey & Company argues telco operators need to think like ServCos to raise profits.

A surge in LEO could challenge Asian operators, argues Deloitte.