Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) continues to grow in appeal to communications service providers (CSPs) around the world, with the ability to offer speed-based tariff plans – enhanced by 5G capabilities – proving particularly attractive, according to the June 2025 Ericsson Mobility Report (EMR). 5G adoption in India is growing rapidly, driven … Read More
At DTW Ignite 2025, global telecom leaders came together to showcase advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI)-native networks, autonomous operations, and open digital architectures. From Jio’s AI-first transformation strategy to Google Cloud’s autonomous network blueprint, the event set the stage for a more intelligent, agile, and scalable future in the telecom … Read More
With international travel witnessing a sharp resurgence post-pandemic, mobile connectivity abroad has become a central concern for travellers. From business executives and students to remote workers and tourists, the demand for cost-effective, seamless data access outside one’s home country is higher than ever. This has led to a fundamental question:Should … Read More
Swedish fintech giant Klarna is breaking into the U.S. telecom industry with a move that could disrupt mobile service as we know it. Known for reinventing consumer finance with its buy-now-pay-later model, Klarna is now rolling out its first unlimited mobile phone plan, built around the same promise that made … Read More
GSMA, the association of global mobile network operators, has urged telecom operators in India and across the globe to prioritise realising the full potential of 5G before accelerating efforts toward 6G. In an interview with Moneycontrol, GSMA’s Director General, Vivek Badrinath, said that while 6G discussions have commenced, global standardisation … Read More
Ericsson has recently announced advancements in 5G infrastructure across key global markets, reflecting the company’s strategic focus on accelerating connectivity. From Germany’s gigabit-speed train connectivity trials to Jordan’s cloud-native BSS transformation, these developments reflect the accelerating pace of 5G adoption and innovation. Also Read: Ericsson: Optus 5G Antennas, Cloud-Native Core … Read More
Ericsson continues to drive global 5G innovation and digital transformation through strategic partnerships, advanced network solutions, and sustainable technologies. From next-generation antenna deployments to AI-powered edge computing and cloud-native platforms, Ericsson is shaping the future of connectivity across industries and regions. Also Read: Ericsson: Vodafone Activates 5G in German Tunnel, … Read More
Qualcomm is making significant strategic moves to expand its artificial intelligence and connectivity capabilities across key markets. Through a series of acquisitions and partnerships, the company is enhancing its presence in AI computing, automotive V2X communications, edge technologies, and next-generation data centers. Below are key developments driving innovation and connectivity. … Read More
5G Advanced is set to become a key driver of monetisation for telecom operators, offering enhanced features such as network slicing, edge computing, and ultra-reliable low-latency communications (URLLC), which open up new revenue streams, according to a senior Ericsson executive. Also Read: Ericsson Executive Says Vodafone Idea Can Become Stronger … Read More
Connectivity provider Neterra has opened a new Point of Presence (PoP) in Varna, Bulgaria. The PoP is located in the AC DC data center—a carrier-neutral Tier 3 facility operated by local tech company AbilixSoft. By installing its equipment at the facility, Neterra says it can now deliver its full range … Read More
From the UAE’s first commercial 5G network slicing launch to hyperscale data center investments and pioneering trials in network slicing and BSS transformation, the telecommunications and technology sectors in the Middle East and Africa are witnessing rapid advancements. Below are key highlights from recent initiatives driving innovation and connectivity across … Read More
May 2025 has been a pivotal month for the global telecom industry, marked by technology integrations, major acquisitions, and expanded network investments. Key players like Telefonica, Charter, Airtel, and Vodafone are driving innovation and connectivity improvements across Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Here are the latest developments in the global … Read More
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