The UK is on its path through its project Gigabit to connect homes with fibre broadband connectivity and achieve faster speeds and reliability. Most service providers are offering Gigabit speeds through fibre to the Home (FTTH) or Fibre to the premises (FTTP), and ISPs call it full fibre service. Vodafone, … Read More
OneWeb, a major Satcom (satellite communications) company, announced signing a Partnership Agreement with Airtel Africa, the second largest telecom operator offering wireless connectivity and mobile money services in Africa. With this agreement, OneWeb will be able to deliver high-speed, low-latency Low Earth Orbit Connectivity services to Enterprise and Government customers. … Read More
The importance of Data Centers is known, and for a Digital Economy, Data Centers constitute the core of the storage and computational requirements. In such a move, Equinix, the world’s digital infrastructure company, announced its fifteenth International Business Exchange (IBX) Data Center in Tokyo, Japan. Details of the location of … Read More
As per Vodafone Germany, 60 million individuals nationwide have access to its 5G network currently. The telco stated in a release that it has currently installed 41,000 5G base stations around the country. There were more than 50 new 5G Standalone (SA) base stations operational just in October, bringing the … Read More
Malaysian carriers Celcom Axiata, DiGi Telecommunications, Telekom Malaysia, and U Mobile have now agreed to join the much-delayed commercial 5G network built and managed by government organisation Digital Nasional Berhad for a period of 10 years (DNB). It appears that the state’s reference access offer (RAO), which specifies pricing, service … Read More
Vodafone, a major telecom player and EdgeQ, a leader in 5G wireless infrastructure, have shaken hands to develop the next-gen, software programmable 5G ORAN platforms. The companies are leveraging ORAN (Open-RAN) to deliver the world’s first open programmable, fully in-line L1 acceleration card capable of supporting multi-carrier, massive MIMO. What’s … Read More
In order to increase the efficiency of the Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN), the UK-based telecoms company Vodafone and the Japanese telco NTT Docomo have agreed to harmonise system integration and test procedures. The goal is to support businesses across Europe and Asia in the construction of networks with … Read More
The Bangkok Post reports that True and DTAC together account for the bulk of subscribers in the Thai mobile market, with True holding a 34% stake and DTAC a 21% share, respectively. The current market leader, AIS, now holds a 44% share. As might be expected, the regulator NBTC is … Read More
The most recent data available from Chinese carriers show a net gain of 31.4 million 5G users in September. The largest operator in the world by the number of subscribers, China Mobile, attracted 18 million new 5G customers in September. The company reported having 556.8 million 5G subscribers at the … Read More
With sales above expectations at $34.2 billion, up 4% from the third quarter of 2021, Verizon disclosed mixed third-quarter results. However, the company also added only 8,000 postpaid phone subscribers, far less than the 32,000 expected. To put that paltry customer increase into context, even more, AT&T revealed yesterday that … Read More
A new 5G Standalone (SA) agreement between Ericsson and Entel is anticipated to change Chile’s fifth-generation networks and hasten the country’s transition to industry 4.0. Entel Corp will incorporate Ericsson’s Private 5G solution into its offering and work with communications service providers (CSPs) to provide it as part of this … Read More
In order to roll out fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) to up to 7 million homes over a six-year period, Vodafone Group Plc (“Vodafone”) and Altice (“Altice”) today announced the formation of a joint venture (JV) “FibreCo”. According to Vodafone, the FibreCo JV will create a “fibre-to-the-home” broadband network accessible to 7 million … Read More
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