Telekommunikation Nyheder: 4 september 2025 - 12 september 2025

5G Standalone Goes Global, 6G Teasers and Satellite Internet Shake-Up – Telecom Highlights (Oct 8–9, 2025)
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5G Standalone går globalt, 6G-teasere og satellit-internet ryster markedet – Telekom-højdepunkter (8.–9. oktober 2025)

Det globale telekomlandskab: 8.–9. oktober 2025 Næste niveau af 5G: Standalone-netværk og videre I begyndelsen af oktober 2025 gjorde 5G Standalone-teknologi betydelige fremskridt på flere kontinenter. I USA var AT&Ts annoncering af en landsdækkende 5G SA-udrulning en markant udvikling lightreading.com. Denne opgradering
oktober 9, 2025
5G Power Plays, Outages & a Global Race to Connect – Mobile Internet Highlights (Sept 4–5, 2025)
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5G Magtkampe, Nedbrud & et Globalt Kapløb om Forbindelse – Højdepunkter fra Mobilinternet (4.–5. september 2025)

Nøglefakta Nordamerika (USA & Canada) Spektrum- og infrastrukturtiltag: I USA investerede teleoperatører massivt i at øge netværkskapaciteten. AT&T skabte overskrifter med en rekordstor spektrumopkøb – de indvilligede i at betale $23 mia. for landsdækkende licenser ejet af satellitoperatøren EchoStar, herunder ~30 MHz
september 6, 2025
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Technology News

  • Google Removes AI-Generated Disney Character Clips After Disney Cease-and-Desist
    December 13, 2025, 1:56 AM EST. Google has removed dozens of AI-generated videos depicting Disney-owned characters after a cease-and-desist from the studio. Disney flagged the YouTube links and demanded immediate removal for characters including Mickey Mouse, Deadpool, and figures from Star Wars and The Simpsons, many created with Google's Veo tool. The links now redirect to a notice stating this video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Disney. Google says it will continue to work with Disney and notes it uses public data to train its AI, with copyright controls like Content ID. Disney is pushing safeguards to prevent generating Disney characters and to stop using Disney characters to train AI models. Separately, Disney announced talks to license 200 characters to OpenAI for its Sora platform.