The UK government and NVIDIA have partnered to boost AI research in UK universities. Through new programs and a dedicated AI Technology Center, the collaboration aims to advance AI and 6G innovation, provide researchers with critical tools.
Starlink has secured approval to provide satellite broadband in India, entering a competitive field with Airtel and Jio. Backed by a key license, it must meet strict local data and infrastructure rules before launch. With trial spectrum rights expected soon, Starlink prepares to help bridge connectivity gaps in underserved regions.
Ericsson unveils the Indoor Fusion 8828, a cutting-edge 5G solution engineered for enhanced indoor wireless connectivity. This innovation, first adopted by Bell, integrates radio and baseband in a single unit, supporting high-speed 5G coverage in small venues.
Amazon Web Services’ upcoming European Sovereign Cloud in Germany signals a strategic shift in VoIP and cloud services, ensuring stringent data sovereignty and regional control specifically for Europe. This move aligns AWS with local data requirements, emphasizing compliance, security, and reliability—critical factors for businesses and public entities relying on cloud technology.
T-Mobile revolutionizes SailGP with top-tier 5G and AI technology, enhancing both the viewing experience and race operations. Its 5G Advanced Network Solutions provides viewers with real-time HD feeds and intuitive decision-making tools, while predictive AI boosts race management.
The European Commission is set to approve a €2.8 billion merger between SES and Intelsat, aiming to strengthen Europe’s satellite independence. Though not a direct rival to Starlink, the combined entity will leverage GEO, MEO, and LEO assets to expand coverage and support EU initiatives like IRIS2.
Deutsche Telekom is investing in the EU’s IRIS2 satellite project to build a cutting-edge multi-orbital communication constellation. This initiative will enhance Europe’s digital infrastructure, reinforcing technological sovereignty with advanced IT, secure networks, and 5G.
Arcep, the French telecom regulator, recently advanced efforts in private mobile networks by opening consultations for the 3.8-4.2 GHz frequency band. This initiative aims to drive industrial 5G deployment, enhancing enterprise communication capabilities. Aligned with EU directives, Arcep seeks input on licensing terms and technical guidelines.
Orange has partnered with Eutelsat to enhance satellite connectivity for its enterprise and government clients. By integrating low earth orbit technology with its existing network, Orange aims to deliver more resilient and secure services in even the most remote regions.
Rakuten Symphony and MobiFone are revolutionizing Vietnam’s telecommunications by launching 4G and 5G Open RAN networks. This strategic partnership aims to transform MobiFone into a leading digital corporation while enhancing network flexibility and security.
