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A breath of fresh (AI)r: Cleaning data can help solve one of the globe’s ‘dirtiest’ health issues

Despite fewer headlines, air pollution kills far more people each year than Covid-19. Now, researchers have shown that machine learning can help clean data from low-cost sensors, empowering communities to better monitor air quality.

Grand expectations, grander goals: Telenor Denmark aims for climate neutrality way before 2030

Greener energy productions and AI solutions will play essential parts in the business’ brave and bold ambitions. Already by 2024, they expect to be well underway.

From innovation to value: Knowledge powerhouse aims to stimulate green and profitable transformation

A new collaboration arena educates leaders and businesses on utilising the digital revolution to capture sustainable growth.

New world record: Telenor employees write e-learning history

(Fornebu, 11 November 2021) Telenor employees across the Nordics and Asia prove they intend to remain at the forefront of upskilling to meet the rapidly changing demands of global customers by setting a new e-learning world record.

Fighting for the green grid

The discussion about solutions to the ongoing climate crisis continues in the wake of COP26. Telenor Group’s CEO Sigve Brekke believes a part of the answer can be found in greening the grid in developing countries – and he wants the entire mobile industry to take responsibility.

Early IoT wins can pave the way for smarter and greener telecom industry in Thailand

Precision cooling, e-waste collection, and solar panels are part of dtac’s plan to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 50 per cent.

Math whiz leaves academia to find AI inspiration at Telenor

Italy-native Sara Malacarne’s pursuit of mathematics brought her to Norway and eventually to Telenor Research, where she works as a researcher, leading the ‘ML4ITS: Machine Learning for Irregular Times Series’ project.

How can parents protect kids against cyberbullying?

Telenor’s experts on child online safety promote open dialogue and advise against screen time bans and snooping.

Telenor explores automatic voice recognition for live readings of customer sentiment in Norway

Automatic speech recognition technology does not yet exist for the highly dialectical Norwegian language, which is something that Telenor and partners are working to remedy. For Telenor, this could mean real-time pulse checks on customer sentiment, while for the hearing impaired, it could mean greater inclusion in live events or while watching broadcasts.

Close ties between academia and business keep Norway at the innovation forefront

Tor Andreassen, professor at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) and director of the Digital Innovation for sustainable Growth (DIG) centre and the Digital Transformation Hub, says that greater openness and dialogue between academia and enterprise is Norway’s competitive advantage.

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