Dish Network is confident that it will meet the government-mandated requirements for its 5G network buildout by June, with the possibility of taking a breather after that. The company is required to cover 70% of the US population by June 2023 as per its 2019 agreement with T-Mobile and the US Department of Justice, said a Lightreading report. Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen said the company might increase its network spending... Read More
Latvian telecommunications company, Tele2, has announced an investment of 100,000 euros in the development of its digital customer service system. This strategic investment aims to streamline customer interactions, reduce repeated contacts, and decrease customer service time by at least 10 percent. Tele2 aims to provide a seamless and efficient customer experience by consolidating various communication channels into a unified system. Also Read: Ericsson Extends Partnership with Eastlink to Strengthen 5G... Read More
Indus Towers, India's largest telecom tower company, is gearing up to seize the opportunity presented by the ongoing 5G rollout in the country. Despite the delay in near-term dividend payouts, Indus Towers has affirmed that it will not hold back on capital expenditure for the current fiscal year to expand its tower network and take advantage of the emerging revenue growth opportunity. Its executives view the 5G rollouts by Airtel... Read More
Ericsson has announced an extension of its longstanding 10-year partnership with Eastlink to strengthen 5G mobile network services. Eastlink is Canada's largest family-owned telecom, providing TV, entertainment, and communication services across the country. The collaboration between the two companies seeks to enhance the capabilities of Eastlink's 5G network. Also Read: Bell Canada Announces the Expansion of 5G+ Service in Manitoba Enhancing Eastlink's 5G Network According to the statement, Eastlink successfully... Read More
SK Telecom, one of South Korea's leading telecommunications carriers, is set to withdraw using the 28 Gigahertz (GHz) band for the 5G Network at the end of this month. This decision follows the footsteps of peer carriers KT and LG Uplus, leaving no carriers using the 28 GHz network for 5G, according to a report by Pulse News. Also Read: Bharti Airtel to Be Ready With 5G FWA in Next... Read More
Xiaomi, a consumer electronics giant popular for selling smartphones, has addressed the concern of 5G support on its devices. Indian telcos have been rolling out 5G for more than six months now. Smartphone makers took no time in rolling out 5G support for their devices to capitalise on the large Indian market. But still, there are some devices that don't support 5G at all. This list of devices includes many... Read More
Cellular One, a provider of mobile technology and wireless communications to tribal lands and communities in the American Southwest, has chosen Optiva as its strategic partner for network modernisation and the critical launch of Voice over LTE (VoLTE) services. Also Read: Verizon Expands 5G Ultra Wideband Network in Nebraska Transitioning to VoLTE for Enhanced Coverage According to the statement, With the phase-out of 3G networks by Cellular One's partners, there... Read More
Rain, the South African (SA) telecommunications provider, has announced its entry into the mobile sector with the launch of its much-anticipated 4G mobile network. With the launch of a new 4G mobile network, Rain now offers High Definition Voice calls, Data and SMS, with national 4G mobile coverage. This marks a significant expansion for Rain, which has primarily focused on providing affordable home internet (data only) until now. Also Read:... Read More
Italian telecommunications company TIM receives a 360 million euros loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB), partly backed by SACE, to support the development of its next-generation network infrastructure in Italy. The loan will be used to expand 5G coverage across the country by the end of 2025 using 700 MHz bands. Also Read: Orange Secures 500 Million Euros Financing for 4G, 5G Networks in France The EIB financing, 60... Read More
Entel, the technology and telecommunications company that operates in Chile and Peru, announced plans to invest USD 350 million in its mobile business, primarily for the commercial deployment of its 5G network and the strengthening of its 4G network. This investment is aimed at maintaining the company's leadership during the ongoing technological transition. The announcement was made during the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting, where the renewal of the board of directors... Read More
5G smartphones held a 41% market share in Q1 2023 despite a decline in the overall Indian smartphone market, according to a report by CyberMedia Research (via CNBCTV18). The report showed a 14% YoY growth in 5G smartphone shipments, with 34 new 5G launches during the quarter. Samsung was the leader in the 5G smartphone market with a 23% market share, followed by Apple with a 17% market share. However,... Read More
Orange Jordan has selected Nokia, a Finnish telecommunications company, to supply 5G Radio Access Network (RAN) equipment across the Kingdom of Jordan, according to a company statement. The agreement is set to improve Orange Jordan's connectivity and capacity, paving the way for the country's digital transformation. Also Read: Umniah Chooses Ericsson for 5G Rollout in Jordan Nokia's AirScale portfolio Nokia's 5G RAN equipment from its comprehensive AirScale portfolio, powered by... Read More
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