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Epsilon has been chosen by Moratelindo to connect customers to a global ecosystem of Internet Exchanges (IXs) via Remote Peering. Infrastructure

Epsilon Telecommunications (Epsilon), a global interconnectivity provider, has been chosen by Moratelindo, one of the largest telecommunications infrastructure and network providers in Indonesia, to connect customers to a global ecosystem of Internet Exchanges (IXs) via Remote Peering. This partnership enables Moratelindo’s enterprise customers, carriers and service providers to extend their network reach and improve content and application performance in the U.S., Europe, Hong Kong, Japan and rest of the world.

Intelsat joined forces with farming equipment manufacturer CNH to introduce connected tractors and other agricultural machinery to Brazil. Broadband

Intelsat, a leading satellite connectivity firm, has joined forces with farming equipment manufacturer CNH to introduce connected tractors and other agricultural machinery to Brazil, enabling precision farming in remote regions. The initiative involves installing ruggedized multi-orbit satellite terminals on CNH farm equipment across Brazil. These terminals will leverage Intelsat’s global network to establish connectivity, facilitating the real-time streaming of data between farm equipment and cloud services.

Broadvoice, a provider of contact center platforms and unified communications, has been recognized for its customer satisfaction strategy. Telco Buzz

Broadvoice, a provider of omnichannel contact center platforms and unified communications for small and mid-market enterprises and BPOs, has been recognized for its outstanding customer satisfaction strategy. The company’s Broadvoice Success Program has been awarded a Bronze Stevie Award for Best Customer Satisfaction Strategy. Judges praised Broadvoice’s approach as “impressive” and “significant,” highlighting its exceptional commitment to client satisfaction.

Telecom News | Week #17: Nec launches gen AI, Lumos joint venture, CEA-Leti advancing 6G, Sanas real-time AI, startups impact on tech. News Roundup

NEC launches “NEC cotomi Pro” and “NEC cotomi Light,” advanced gen AI models. Lumos will be acquired by a joint venture of EQT and T-Mobile to expand high-speed internet access. CEA-Leti leads EU projects 6G-DISAC and 6G-GOALS, revolutionizing 6G technology through smart networks. Sanas obtained a patent for its Real-Time Accent Conversion AI Technology, enabling call center agents to adapt accents and reduce background noise. GlobalData’s report highlights how startups are innovating in AI-driven medical diagnostics, IT management, and financial operations.