At the Mobile World Congress, 2023, held in Barcelona, Spain, Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) and Ericsson signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on areas of 5G Advanced and 6G and explore innovative 5G applications. Furthermore, both the partners aim to achieve maximum energy efficiency and create a network that … Read More
Hrvatski Telekom, a leading player in the Croatian telecommunications industry and part of the Deutsche Telekom group, has selected Nokia’s Converged Charging Software to help the Croatian operator modernize online Charging. Nokia’s collaboration with Hrvatski Telekom is broadened by this agreement, as the latter already incorporates several Nokia products, such … Read More
In February, ZTE saw its latest 5G kit given the approval seal in Germany after getting the required certifications from the country. In a significant move to address security concerns, Germany is considering banning specific components of Huawei and ZTE in its telecommunications network. Also Read: Germany Approves 5G NR Product … Read More
AALTO HAPS has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with stc Group, the Saudi telco, to partner on introducing HAPS-based solutions to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. AALTO HAPS is a subsidiary of Airbus that provides services from its stratospheric Zephyr solar-powered aircraft for mobile connectivity, platform mobility, earth observation, … Read More
Ericsson has signed a reseller agreement with Comsol, South Africa’s leading provider of dedicated, high-speed, last-mile connectivity and private networks. The agreement signed at Mobile World Congress 2023, Barcelona, will enable Comsol to expand its enterprise business with a Private 5G solution within South Africa’s mining Industry. Also Read: Axian Telecom … Read More
Orange Telecom, a French Multinational Telecommunications company and one of the largest telecom operators in Europe, has entered into a loan agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a sum of 500 million euros to partly finance Orange‘s deployment of 5G Network and strengthen its 4G Mobile network capacity … Read More
Globalstar has signed a collaboration agreement with Qualcomm involving a 5G Private Network technologies portfolio, including Qualcomm’s FSM 5G RAN platforms for small cells and Select Qualcomm Snapdragon modem – RF systems that will utilize the Band n53 of Globalstar terrestrial spectrum around the world. Globalstar is a satellite communications … Read More
The Government of Egypt is offering to sell a 10% stake in the state-controlled Telecom Egypt. Telecom Egypt is Egypt’s first integrated telecom operator and one of the region’s largest subsea cables operators, which recently secured additional spectrum with a 10-year validity in 1800 MHz band. Also Read: Telecom Egypt Secures … Read More
The EU Commission recently granted competition clearance for Alpen Glasfaser, the fibre-optic joint venture (JV) between Austrian full-service provider Magenta Telekom and French infrastructure partner Meridiam. Magenta and Meridiam announced a joint venture for Austria’s largest private partnership and fiber rollout initiative in August 2022. Also Read: Proximus Launches 10 Gbps … Read More
Spark New Zealand and Ciena have announced that they will continue to offer free broadband throughout 2023 to digitally excluded students across Aotearoa (New Zealand). However, the cost of living continues to increase, or unexpected events can occur, which can mean trouble for students to attend school physically. So, both … Read More
Ericsson and Axian Telecom announced a deal at Mobile World Congress (MWC23) to modernise Axian’s telecom operations in Madagascar and Tanzania. The modernisation will increase network capacity and offer faster and more reliable connections across Madagascar and Tanzania. Also Read: MTN South Africa Selects Nokia for 5G Expansion Network Modernization … Read More
Last week at the MWC23, we read about achievements by telcos in successfully establishing 5G Roaming connections across the continents with their global partners. According to a new study by Juniper Research, the total number of 5G Roaming connections will increase from 53 million in 2023 to 526 million by … Read More
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