The ITU Journal explores innovations for energy efficiency with edge AI enhancing mobile and Internet of Things devices.

Access to electricity is key to closing the digital divide in rural areas and developing an information society for all. The availability of reliable and affordable electricity remains a major ...

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in collaboration with the WHO, is advancing the Make Listening Safe initiative to address the global public health challenge of hearing loss among over ...

Despite its great promise, the AI and data revolution is yet to yield tangible dividends for most developing countries. More often than not, these countries do not have all the prerequisites in place ...

The most recent edition of the “UN Activities on AI Report” represents a collaborative endeavor between the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and 46 United Nations agencies and bodies. This ...

The UN financing-for-development conference (FfD4) presents a key moment to ramp up digital infrastructure investment.

An estimated 4.1 billion people are using the Internet in 2019, reflecting a 5.3 per cent increase compared with 2018. The global penetration rate increased from nearly 17 per cent in 2005 to over 53 ...

The report presents timely insights and recent trends on the affordability of ICT services. Based on ITU's ICT price data collection 2024 for five connectivity services, the analysis also addresses ...

Using econometric models, the study reveals the impact of ICT on innovation, productivity, and digital inclusion. Although growth has slowed, the ICT sector remains a key driver of economic ...

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This technical specification describes architectural principles and overall architecture for public networks in the year 2030 and beyond It also elaborates on the details of access/edge architecture, ...

In the last 30 years, the number of Internet users surged from a few million to almost five billion. Yet the potential remains untapped because one-third of humanity remains offline, and many users ...