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Singtel has declared that it is parting ways with its cybersecurity subsidiary, Trustwave, selling it off to MC2 Titanium.
Telco Buzz

Singtel’s Strategic Reset: Trustwave Sold for $205 Million

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In a strategic overhaul, Singtel has sold its cybersecurity subsidiary, Trustwave, to MC2 Titanium in a $205 million transaction. The sale, which was on the lower end of predicted ranges, marks a significant loss on Singtel’s initial investment. This action is part of Singtel’s wider initiative to optimize resources and improve shareholder value by centring its focus on 5G and other digital services. This story brings a further glimpse into Singtel’s resculpting journey, with the effectiveness of this asset divestiture strategy awaiting a verdict in upcoming fiscal reports.

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The users of UK's mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Sky Mobile recently experienced signal disruptions.
Telco Buzz

Sky Mobile Signal Disruptions and Huawei Equipment Removal Impact

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The recent signal disruptions experienced by Sky Mobile users in the UK have been linked to the government-mandated removal of Huawei equipment from the network, fuelling concerns over national security. Network operators have voiced scepticism, predicting significant disruption, increased expenses, and potential delay in the rollout of 5G infrastructure. Sky Mobile, however, assures compliance with the directive and minimal impact on their customers.

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The advent of 5G has brought about a monumental shift in the way that telecommunications companies approach charging.
5G

Exploring 5G Charging: Strategies, Features, and Prioritization

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The emergence of 5G has ushered in a profound transformation in the telecom industry’s approach to charging, surpassing former phased shifts in monetization. It’s crucial for CSPs to establish a flexible charging system in tune with the fast-paced evolution of services, extending from 3G, 4G to fixed-line and 5G. Essential features of an effective charging mechanism certainly include flexibility, but also scalability and adaptability, to incorporate a range of services and adapt to continuous changes in service offerings. Network X, a standout telecom event, dedicates itself to exploring these issues and equipping attendees with strategic knowledge.

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T-Mobile and Fliggs Mobile have forged a captivating partnership, launching an exclusively digital Web 3 MVNO.
Telco Buzz

Unpacking T-Mobile and Fliggs’ Digital Web 3 MVNO Revolution

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T-Mobile’s innovative union with Fliggs Mobile introduces an exclusive, completely digital Web 3 Mobile Virtual Network Operator that’s leading the path toward mass adoption of Web 3. This unique collaboration utilizes Fliggs Mobile’s innovative mobile app, complete with a non-custodial wallet, to provide users with access to Web3 and FinTech services, including cryptocurrency management. As this future-focused mobile service prepares for its official debut in 2024, it promises to attract not only technophiles but also the broader consumer base with its potential for simplifying and democratizing leading tech.

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CNAM enhances call identification, trustworthiness, and streamlines communication. Read how you too can embrace CNAM's power.
VoIP Fundamentals

What is CNAM?

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CNAM, or Caller Name Delivery, goes beyond Caller ID by revealing the caller’s name associated with their phone number. It enhances call identification, trustworthiness, and streamlines communication. Users can quickly recognize callers and identify potential spam calls, making it invaluable in various communication platforms. Check with your service provider to embrace CNAM’s power.

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Sweden and Denmark is on the brink of a substantial transformation, with Stonepeak's impending acquisition of a 49% stake in Cellnex Nordics.
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Cellnex-Stonepeak Deal: A New Chapter in Nordic Telecommunications

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The telecommunications realm of Sweden and Denmark is on the brink of a substantial transformation, with Stonepeak’s impending acquisition of a 49% stake in Cellnex Nordics. Despite alterations in ownership, operational management remains with Cellnex. However, the agreement awaits regulatory approval, with full expectancy of completion by Q1 2024. The funding injection is anticipated to bolster Cellnex’s debt reduction strategy, aiming for a coveted S&P investment grade credit rating. Both parties share a positive outlook, viewing this step as critical in Cellnex’s broader shift towards consolidation.

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Chip manufacturer Qualcomm has expanded its spatial computing portfolio with the announcement of two optimized platforms for VR, AR and MR.
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Exploring Qualcomm’s New Platforms: Shaping Future VR/AR Experiences

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Diving deeper into spatial computing realms, Qualcomm releases Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 and Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platforms, enhancing user immersion through improved GPU performance, AI, and concurrent camera capabilities. Snapdragon XR2 aims at efficient virtual reality navigation while AR1 offers advanced features for smart glasses. However, despite the technological leap, the mass-market embrace of AR/VR innovations stays at bay. The question remains: will Qualcomm’s efforts be enough to spur the demand boost the industry awaits?

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The EU's annual State of the Digital Decade report highlights an urgent call to action for increased investment to meet its 2030 targets.
Market Watch

Navigating Europe’s Leap Towards 2030 Digital Objectives

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The EU’s first annual State of the Digital Decade report highlights an urgent call to action for increased investment to meet its 2030 technology targets. The report underlines the significance of collective efforts by member states to successfully navigate the prevalent digital transformation. The document illuminates areas such as 5G deployment, which has been slower than expected, and inadequate fiber network coverage, among others. Simultaneously, it draws attention to other essential aspects, like digital sovereignty and the digitalization of businesses, suggesting an additional investment of at least €200 billion may be necessary. Issues such as these could hamper the bloc’s ambition to double its share in the semiconductor sector by 2030.

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Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, has solidified its intentions to auction off mmWave spectrum for mobile services.
Broadband

Ofcom’s Spectrum Auction: Navigating Vodafone-Three UK Merger Implications

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The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, has finalized plans to auction off mmWave spectrum for mobile services, with an eye on potential effects a pending Vodafone/Three UK merger might have. This move underscores the regulatory body’s diligent efforts to enhance 5G spectrum allocations, allocating citywide licenses to 68 major UK locations. Despite the anticipated delay due to the merger’s evaluation, Ofcom plans to award licenses on a first-come, first-served basis in less densely populated areas, promising a balanced landscape for both telecom giants and early adopters.

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