Digital engineering firm GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group company, has partnered with Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia to drive innovation across key enterprise verticals through 4G and 5G network-driven software (Application Programming Interfaces or APIs). Using Nokia’s Network as Code platform and the developer portal, GlobalLogic’s team of software developers will … Read More
Italian telecommunications company EOLO, in partnership with Nokia, is deploying what the companies call the first 5G standalone mmWave network in Europe to deliver an enhanced customer experience with increased capacity and coverage. Nokia on December 16 announced it has signed a four-year deal with EOLO, a Benefit Corporation, and … Read More
Brazilian telecommunications company Telebras has partnered with Luxembourg-based satellite communication services company SES to expand Brazil’s Electronic Government Program — Citizen Assistance Service (GESAC). The collaboration has connected over 1,500 sites, including schools, libraries, health units, indigenous villages, and rural settlements in the Northern Region, through SES’s Managed Enterprise solution … Read More
Network solutions provider Windstream Wholesale, in collaboration with Colt Technology Services, Nokia, and Viavi Solutions, has completed what the company claims is the world’s first 800 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) transatlantic service trial. The trial, spanning over 8,500 kilometers of subsea and terrestrial fiber between Chicago and London, marks an achievement … Read More
Canadian telecommunications company Rogers Communications has introduced the new Rogers Xfinity Storm-Ready WiFi, designed to keep customers connected in case of an outage. The new offering combines Rogers network capacity with a device that automatically switches to a cellular backup connection in the event of a network or power outage, … Read More
Indian IT services and consulting company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has extended its partnership with Telenor Denmark (TnDK), the second-largest mobile operator in the Danish market, for an additional five years to provide managed IT infrastructure services. TCS will continue leveraging its Machine First Delivery Model and edge automation technologies … Read More
Finnish telecom operator Elisa and Nokia have completed what they describe as Europe’s first commercial Cloud RAN deployment in Espoo, Finland. The rollout means that Elisa will be able to deploy Nokia’s Cloud RAN solution alongside its existing purpose-built networks in hybrid environments, paving the way for a transition to … Read More
Spark New Zealand, the largest telecommunications company in New Zealand, has announced the sale of its remaining 17 percent stake in mobile tower business Connexa to global investment group CDPQ for NZD 314 million. The deal values Connexa at consistent EBITDAI multiples seen in previous New Zealand mobile tower transactions. … Read More
German telecommunications operator Deutsche Telekom has become the first provider to commercialise the use of the OpenGPT-X Teuken-7B language model, developed by a consortium led by the Fraunhofer Institutes IAIS and IIS, with other partners including the Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden), the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence … Read More
SK Broadband (SKB) and Nokia have deployed a leased line network for Korea Hydro and Nuclear Plant (KHNP) to enhance data security and protect its network infrastructure from existing and emerging cyber threats, including quantum computing-based attacks. The deployment, completed in August 2024, integrates Nokia’s Quantum-Safe Network technology. Also Read: … Read More
Nokia has announced what it calls the world’s first 5G-enabled 360-degree camera designed for industrial usage. The camera is designed for harsh industrial conditions and comes with cyber-secure software and built-in security hardware. “The camera is the result of long-term extensive Nokia multimedia research and contains many of Nokia’s ground-breaking … Read More
Lumos, a fiber-optic internet and home Wi-Fi provider, is expanding into Stark County, Ohio, with a USD 150 million investment. The project will span over 2,000 miles, bringing high-speed internet access to homes and small businesses. Also Read: Lumos Announces USD 150 Million Expansion into Kentucky Network Lumos’ Investment in … Read More
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