Dialog Axiata, the Sri Lankan telecommunications service provider, has announced the extension of its partnership with Netcracker Technology. Netcracker says the collaboration aims to enhance Dialog Axiata’s billing capabilities for mobile, TV, and broadband customers through advanced Business Support System (BSS) functionality and professional services. Also Read: Dialog Axiata Launches … Read More
Orange Spain, made headlines in February as it became the first operator in the country, and one of the first in Europe, to commercially launch 5G SA (Standalone) technology just ahead of the Mobile World Congress. Orange Spain says it has ramped up the deployment of its 5G+ network (5G … Read More
Infratil Limited, a major infrastructure investment company, has announced its agreement to acquire Brookfield Asset Management Ltd’s 49.95 percent stake in One New Zealand (One NZ). The acquisition, valued at NZD 1.8 billion, will increase Infratil’s ownership in One NZ to 99.90 percent. The deal aims to strengthen Infratil’s position … Read More
Japanese telecommunications company Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT Corporation) has partnered with Fujitsu to conduct trials for the development of their next-generation optical core network in Japan. Fujitsu’s advanced optical transport platform, the “1FINITY Ultra Optical System,” has been chosen as a verification system to support NTT’s network expansion … Read More
Viva-MTS, the leading mobile operator in Armenia, has announced the launch of the country’s first 5G network. This development not only positions Armenia among countries with advanced telecommunications infrastructure but also strengthens Viva-MTS’s position as a market leader. The company’s expansion efforts extend beyond 5G, encompassing the enhancement of existing … Read More
Federated Wireless, a shared spectrum and private wireless provider showcased live demonstrations of a pre-production 5G private wireless network at the Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany in Albany, Georgia. The event, which took place from April 18-20, 2023, highlighted the capabilities of 5G-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) applications in supporting … Read More
Belgian operator Fiberklaar announces its plans to deploy a state-of-the-art fibre network in the Erpe-Mere area. With lightning-fast and stable internet connectivity on the horizon, residents can now check if their address falls within the planned rollout area and express their interest in getting connected, says Fiberklaar. Contractor Solutions30 will … Read More
Verizon, a US telecommunications company, has announced the expansion of its 5G Ultra Wideband network to several cities in Wisconsin, providing residents with faster speeds and enhanced capacity. The deployment aims to deliver a wireless experience comparable to wired broadband connections, empowering users with seamless access to high-speed internet on … Read More
M1, one of Singapore’s leading Mobile Network Operators, has unveiled its True 5G Eco SIM on Monday as part of its commitment to environmental sustainability. M1 says the Eco SIM, available for new sign-ups to M1’s Bespoke plans, is designed to minimize the company’s environmental footprint and promote eco-friendly practices … Read More
New Zealand’s leading telco, Spark, announced its plans to introduce satellite-to-mobile service for its customers. The service, which will be delivered in partnership with Lynk Global, is expected to undergo a trial phase by the end of the year, allowing a selected group of Spark mobile customers to participate in … Read More
Charter Communications, a leading broadband connectivity and Cable company in the US, has announced its partnership with Nokia to deploy 5G connectivity solutions. Nokia’s comprehensive AirScale equipment portfolio, including the 5G Radio Access Network (RAN), will support Charter’s targeted design and deployment of 5G connectivity. This collaboration marks Nokia’s entry … Read More
Orange Belgium has revealed its plans to gradually sunset its 3G network in response to the declining number of 3G device users and the underutilization of network capacity. This move follows the global trend of mobile operators discontinuing their 3G networks to make room for more advanced technologies such as … Read More
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