GlobalData stories
More than 330 million Twitter users are being urged to change their passwords after an internal system glitch caused the passwords to be exposed.
GlobalData has released commentary reporting Amazon's days at the top of the cloud market could be numbered unless it makes some changes.
Forget the hype, the road to full 5G coverage is going to be a little longer than vendors and service providers have promised.
The new landscape could be a problem for service providers. However, it could be a boon if telcos can situate themselves at the centre of services.
Amazon's Australian launch threatens local retailers like JB Hi-Fi and Woolworths, urging them to invest in tech and unique customer experiences for survival.
Both of these technologies often make the headlines as 'game changers', but GlobalData says only one is set to completely disrupt modern business.
A new report from GlobalData has evaluated the world's wealth and where its located, with Asia Pacific emerging as the fastest growing region.
Malaysia's telecom market is in relatively comfortable stead according to a new report from GlobalData, driven largely by mobile data.
Faster bandwidth and expanding 4G networks are driving the Asia Pacific OTT video market, promising enhanced user experiences and competitive pricing.
Venture capital investments in fintech suggest that the gradual increase witnessed since 2014 has now shown a spurt in 2017.
Bitcoin's market valuation has surged past USD $75bn, stirring debate on its potential as a modern asset or a looming bubble.
A recent report from GlobalData has uncovered many findings, the most prominent of which being the stagnation of traditional telco business.
Reliance on traditional BI software could be hampering IoT deployments, with a new report advocating AI at the edge for maximum value.
To appeal to a wider audience including older consumers, brands need to ensure that they highlight the applicability of products in day-to-day life.
The provision of healthcare services and information by telecommunication methods could hold the potential to change the way we receive medical care.
