Cradlepoint, a leading provider of enterprise-focused wireless WAN and private 5G networks, has acquired Ericom, a cloud-based enterprise security solution, to strengthen Ericsson’s appeal as a portfolio solution for enterprises’ digitalization strategies. Cradlepoint is part of Ericsson’s Business Area Enterprise Wireless Solutions (BEWS). Also Read: Faroese Telecom and Ericsson Record … Read More
Africell, a new telecommunications company, has experienced impressive growth in Angola, with over 7 million subscribers acquired within just eight months of launching their services. This growth was made possible through the use of a digital BSS platform, Csmart, that is built on TM Forum’s ODA and Open API standards. … Read More
Verizon Public Sector has secured a 15-year critical infrastructure contract with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) worth over USD 2 billion. Under the Federal Aviation Administration Enterprise Network Services (FENS) contract, Verizon will design, build, operate, and maintain the FAA’s next-generation communications platform. Also Read: Verizon Invites Customers on Sub-Par … Read More
Telkom, the largest telecommunications company in Indonesia, has signed a Conditional Spin-off Agreement (CSA) with Telkomsel to integrate IndiHome, Telkom’s fixed broadband business, into Telkomsel, its mobile unit subsidiary. IndiHome is 100% owned by Telkom and is Indonesia’s largest fixed broadband business. Telkom (65%) and Singtel (35%) have already given … Read More
German telecommunications provider O2 Telefonica has announced significant network expansion plans to ensure better mobile coverage throughout the country. O2 Telefonica has already met the coverage obligations of the Federal Network Agency and is now continuing its comprehensive network expansion program. This includes building new mobile sites, expanding its 4G/LTE … Read More
Telenor Norway, a global mobile communications company, has decided to upgrade to Netcracker Revenue Management in order to optimize its operational processes, improve business flexibility, and support new 5G use cases and business models. Also Read: Telenor Norway Shuts Down the Copper Network Netcracker Revenue Management Solution Netcracker Technology, a … Read More
Sunrise, one of the leading network operators in Switzerland, has launched Mobile Private Network (MPN) solution over 5G to provide companies with private, self-sufficient networks on their own business premises. With this solution, Sunrise becomes Switzerland’s first mobile network operator to launch Mobile Private Network over 5G together with Nokia. … Read More
Optus, one of Australia’s major telecommunications providers, has announced an investment of AUD 5.3 million to upgrade its network coverage, reliability, and connectivity speed in the South Coast NSW (New South Wales) region. The funding aims to improve local coverage in the Shoalhaven region, with eight towers being upgraded or … Read More
Lumos, a leading provider of 100 percent Fiber Optic Internet and Total Home Wi-Fi services in the Mid-Atlantic region, has announced a USD 56 million investment to expand its 100 percent Fiber Optic Internet services to residents and businesses in New Hanover County and the City of Wilmington. Also Read: … Read More
New Zealand’s telecommunications company Spark has announced its three-year growth strategy through to FY26, which prioritizes investment in data centres and emerging technologies such as 5G Standalone. Spark Chair, Justine Smyth, stated that the company has built a competitive advantage through simplification, investment in data and new technology, and building … Read More
Mobile phone service providers in Peru are now required to implement a new security measure to validate the identity of subscribers. The Supervisory Agency for Private Investment in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL) has mandated the mandatory use of a unique password as an additional security mechanism for contracting an additional mobile line, … Read More
2degrees, a New Zealand-based mobile provider, has teamed up with Lynk, a global LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite provider, to test technology that allows customers to connect from areas outside of terrestrial mobile coverage. The companies plan to provide mobile connectivity everywhere in New Zealand, with Lynk’s LEO satellites acting … Read More
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