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  • TELECOMMUNICATIONSCAT Telecom reviews old home fibre-optic contracts

    14/02/2012 : A dozen home fibre-optic leasing contracts of CAT Telecom are under fire after its investigative committee suggested they be rendered void.

  • DTAC expects 3G by 2013

    11/02/2012 : Total Access Communication (DTAC) is determined to roll out its third-generation (3G) network nationwide next year with 11,000 base stations covering all districts.

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  • Technically greening the world

    21/12/2011 : The worst flooding in 69 years should serve as a wake-up call for the government, organisations and even the public at large to place more importance on long-term development of greener information and communications technology (ICT), says an energy think tank.

  • BY INVITATION

    The economic benefits of green it

    21/12/2011 : During the last decade, growing concerns over the global environment and subsequent effects of climate change that is blamed on human population boom has led to the establishment of "green revolution".

  • Intel upbeat on Thai PCs

    20/12/2011 : Intel, a US-based chip maker, foresees the local personal computer market skyrocketing next year, fuelled by the government's rehabilitation budget coinciding with IT equipment replacement due to the floods and adoption of third-generation mobile services.

  • SMARTPHONES

    BlackBerry maker devises provincial proliferation

    20/12/2011 : Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, is gearing up its growth strategy by opening local representative offices in Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    AIS begins weekend digital 'boot camp'

    17/12/2011 : Advanced Info Service (AIS), the country's largest mobile operator, yesterday kicked off its "Startup Weekend Bangkok 2011" campaign aimed at tapping digital entrepreneurs' ideas for mobile and internet-related product and service initiatives.

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