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Two important players in the telecommunications sector, Ericsson and TDC NET, have joined forces to propel Denmark into the true 5G era.
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Ericsson and TDC NET: Unveiling Denmark’s 5G Standalone Era

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Joining forces to propel Denmark into the 5G age, telecommunications giants Ericsson and TDC NET confront the intricacy of transitioning to Standalone 5G. The venture promises enhanced connectivity, yet its real impact remains under scrutiny. Their collaborative effort hinges not just on operational advancement but also in setting a future-ready network infrastructure with increased energy efficiency and advanced services. However, as TDC NET prepares to navigate this expansive opportunity landscape, it’s essential to question the overall strategic footing of the industry—a fascinating watch for tech aficionados. Stay informed with the Telecoms.com newsletter.

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Telecom News | Week #22: IOEMA Fibre new project, XL Axiata cloud network, AppDirect AI marketplace launch, Cynomi vCISO platform expansion.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #22

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A new high-capacity data backbone spanning the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, and Norway promises increased capacity and redundancy. XL Axiata and Ericsson team up to integrate 4G and 5G services into a cloud-based network. AppDirect introduces AppDirect AI, a secure marketplace allowing users to create AI apps without coding. Cynomi expands its vCISO services to European MSPs and MSSPs, prioritizing data localization.

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Vodafone has highlighted a significant opportunity cost for UK's SMEs due to the sluggish deployment of standalone 5G technology.
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UK SMEs Lose Billions Without Faster 5G, Says Vodafone

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In a recent analysis, Vodafone has highlighted a significant opportunity cost for UK’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) due to the sluggish deployment of standalone 5G technology. According to the telecommunications giant, UK businesses are forgoing approximately £8.6 billion annually in potential productivity gains, a situation that also threatens the country’s competitiveness in Europe.

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Enreach announced its new Enreach Contact App Suite solution to partners and customers in Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Latvia.
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Enreach Contact App Suite Now Available in First European Markets

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Enreach, Europe’s leading provider of converged contact solutions, announced that it has unveiled its new Enreach Contact App Suite solution to partners and customers in Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Latvia. The solution delivers the robust capabilities available within the Enreach Contact cloud communications platform, providing users with a seamless and consistent communications and collaboration experience across disparate mobile and desktop environments. Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and Latvia are the first markets to receive this new technology. Enreach plans to introduce the App Suite in other European markets throughout the year.

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Enreach, provider of converged contact solutions, announced that Tonny Siemons, the company’s development lead, will speak at ITEXPO.
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Enreach’s Tonny Siemens to Speak at ITEXPO 

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Enreach, Europe’s leading provider of converged contact solutions, announced that Tonny Siemons, the company’s business development lead for its Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Operator Connect integration strategies, will speak at ITEXPO, one of the world’s largest communications technology conferences. The event is scheduled for 13-15 February, 2024 at the Broward County Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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Telecommunications colossus Telia of Sweden has reportedly set its sights on offloading its broadcasting sector, TV4.
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Telia’s TV4 Sale: Navigating the Broadcasting Sector Shifts

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Telia, Sweden’s telecom giant, is reportedly considering selling off its broadcasting division, TV4, with negotiations in progress with potential buyers. This comes as TV4’s value declines, attributed to dwindling ad revenue and challenges with premium sports content. Critics suggest Telia misunderstood the complexities of the TV industry, with former CEO of TV4, Jan Scherman, openly critical of the acquisition.

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