Hexa Capital Consultancy and Equinix have teamed up to enhance Asia-Pacific to U.S. connectivity via the groundbreaking MYUS cable. Targeting the burgeoning digital demands in Southeast Asia, this collaboration utilizes Equinix’s strategic data centers and a high-capacity fibre optic link to empower seamless international data connectivity.
EXA Infrastructure partners with Cinturion to connect state-of-the-art Trans Europe Asia System to its high-speed digital infrastructure, expanding routes and bandwidth for global customers and strengthening connectivity between India, the Middle East, and Europe.
Ericsson’s third-quarter results highlight an impressive profit growth due to strategic cost efficiencies and key sales, despite a net sales decline of 9%. The telecom giant doubled its adjusted EBITA and significantly increased its net income. Strong operational performance in the Networks and Cloud Software & Services segments balanced R&D challenges, positioning Ericsson well for 5G and 6G advancements.
SoftBank’s collaboration with Ericsson promises a transformative 4G and 5G network upgrade across Japan, utilizing advanced AI optimizations. This initiative, with its focus on 5G Standalone networks, ensures ultra-fast speeds and reliable connectivity.
Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report highlights FWA as a key driver of 5G revenue, with speed-based plans on the rise. Adoption is growing globally, especially in North America and emerging markets. By 2030, FWA may account for over 35 percent of new broadband connections.
Ericsson’s internal reshuffle sees Chris Houghton step into the role of COO and Åsa Tamsons as Head of Enterprise Wireless Solutions. Houghton’s focus will be on group-spanning initiatives like cost-efficiency drives, while Tamsons aims to fast-track breaking even for her division. However, with senior team members stepping down and Jan Sprafke being appointed Chief Compliance Officer, Ericsson shows no signs of slowing its innovative drive amidst industry changes.
Sparkle is revolutionizing VoIP and connectivity by expanding GÉANT networks in Europe, Africa, and MENA regions. By forging strategic alliances and bolstering network infrastructure, Sparkle ensures robust communication channels. This collaboration enhances VoIP services, offering unparalleled connectivity for researchers and institutions across these diverse regions, strengthening the global digital landscape.
The Radio Access Network market continues to thrive in 2025, with key players like Huawei, Ericsson, Nokia, ZTE, and Samsung steering the industry forward. The RAN sector is evolving through artificial intelligence and cloud-native technologies, especially in Asia-Pacific. Stay updated with the latest trends and insights in VoIP solutions.
Ericsson reported a 61 percent surge in net income for Q1 2025, driven by strong North American network sales and enterprise wireless growth. Despite the financial boost, CEO Börje Ekholm faces shareholder tension over past acquisitions.
The E2A transpacific subsea cable promises to revolutionize telecommunications infrastructure, linking Japan and the USA by 2028. Connecting major regions like Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan to the US, this project is backed by telecom giants Chunghwa Telecom, SoftBank, SK Broadband, and Verizon.
