Telecom's turbocharged next act

Article Abstract:

An insight into the digital telecommunications next act of invention of digital coding scheme called 'la technologie turbo code' designed by two electrical engineering professors of France is presented. This digital coding scheme provides error-free communications at data rates and can achieve communications data rate at half the transmitting energy, and these turbo codes combined with spectrum allocation reform can lead to spectrum abundance.

Europe, Innovations, Technological innovations

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The new standard-bearer

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It is reported that China is struggling to play a role in the setting of technical standards, especially in telecommunications networks. China is proposing alternative standards for many of the budding technologies. These recent initiatives by China are covered.

China, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Government domestic functions, Standards, Computer networks, Government communications regulation, Information networks, Telecommunications policy

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AT&T's attic

Article Abstract:

The exhibits at the archive of AT&T Inc which houses antique electronic items including telephones, antennas etc, are featured.

Electrical & Electronic Equip, Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing, Facilities & equipment, United States, T, AT&T Inc., Buildings and facilities, Protection and preservation, Antiques, Electronic equipment and supplies, Electronic equipment

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