Telecommunications: challenges & transformation [Technology Leaders Forum
Hequan Wu
Abstract
Hequan Wu
Abstract
The invention of a practical telegraph in the late 1830s and the telephone in 1876 brought humanity into the era of electrical telecommunications. After over 100 years of triumph, public telegraphy left the communications market. But telex took over and evolved into massively popular forms such as SMS and email, while telephony remains the most widely used means of communication in the world today. Over the past century or so, communications technologies have advanced from manual to automatic switching and from analog to digital communications, alongside many other major technological revolutions.
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The invention of a practical telegraph in the late 1830s and the telephone in 1876 brought humanity into the era of electrical telecommunications. After over 100 years of triumph, public telegraphy left the communications market. But telex took over and evolved into massively popular forms such as SMS and email, while telephony remains the most widely used means of communication in the world today. Over the past century or so, communications technologies have advanced from manual to automatic switching and from analog to digital communications, alongside many other major technological revolutions.
Key concepts: Telegraphy, Telecommunications, Telephony, Computer science, Mobile telephony, Humanity, Mobile radio, Political science