News Roundup

A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #25

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Vodafone signs a multi-year agreement with Oracle

Vodafone and Oracle have announced an agreement to modernize their European IT infrastructure and accelerate its transition to the cloud. The companies will migrate a broad range of systems to dedicated, fully managed regions of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) that will be deployed in Vodafone’s main data centers that are managing its European IT and network operations. According to Scott Petty, Chief Digital & IT Officer, Vodafone, the flexibility offered by OCI enables the company to build a robust cloud platform in their data centers. This advancement will also provide the operational agility and scalability required to support the growth and diversification of the Vodafone business.
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Telinta taps DIDWW to deliver a white label hosted PBX solution

Telinta, a global leader in white label cloud-based switching and billing solutions for VoIP service providers, has announced a collaboration with DIDWW, a leading provider of premium quality VoIP communications and two-way SIP trunking services. This partnership will enable Telinta to offer VoIP service providers an integrated solution for their hosted PBX requirements, namely DIDWW’s phone.systems™. This fully-featured, cloud-based virtual PBX solution has been integrated with Telinta’s softswitch and billing platform. DIDWW’s phone.systems™ does not require any special hardware to purchase and maintain, and is specifically designed to interconnect with any service provider to satisfy the customer’s VoIP origination and termination requirements.
Read more at https://tinyurl.com/96umcs6n

Google News introduces its new desktop design

Google News has launched a new design for its desktop website, allowing readers to track global and local news on one screen. The redesign puts Your Briefing, Local news, and the Top Picks section on a single page in different columns, thus providing more focus on local news and personalized content. According to the company, “This change is just the latest way we’re bringing local news to users around the world. Last year, we expanded a feature on Google Search so readers around the world can now see a carousel of local news stories when Google finds local news coverage relevant to their query. This helps them easily find stories from local news publishers.”
Read more at https://tinyurl.com/mrx7xe3y

Nokia claims new 5G uplink speed record

Nokia, Elisa and Qualcomm Technologies have achieved record-breaking 5G uplink speeds of 2.1 Gbps in a live demonstration at the Nokia Arena in Tampere, Finland. According to the announcement, the new record will enable MNO Elisa to offer ultra-high-performing, low-latency services that will enhance the experience for visitors to the venue. Ari Kynaslahti, Head of Technology and Strategy at Nokia Mobile Networks, said that 5G mmWave is an optimal solution for venues such as stadiums that require large capacity and ultra-high data speeds over a short distance for thousands of mobile users simultaneously. He added that “Carrier Aggregation is the key to fully leveraging spectrum assets in different frequency bands.”
Read more at https://tinyurl.com/mr23zd9c

Twitter is about to launch long-form Notes feature

Twitter is getting ready to launch a new feature that would support the direct publishing of long-form content on its platform. The upcoming feature is called Twitter Notes and it will allow participants to create articles using rich formatting and uploaded media, which can then be tweeted and shared with followers after publishing. As per regular tweets, Twitter Notes will have their own link and can be tweeted, retweeted, sent in DM’s, liked and bookmarked. According to reports, this new feature may be one of Twitter’s more significant changes since doubling the character count from 140 to 280 back in 2017.
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