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In a major industry development, four leading global telecommunications companies have united to create the Global Telco AI Alliance.
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Unleashing AI’s Potential: Global Telco Alliance Transformation

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Four powerhouse telecom companies have forged an alliance to harness the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI), revolutionizing customer experiences and uncovering potential business opportunities. This alliance, brought to life in Seoul, South Korea, promises to co-develop a Telco AI Platform, pioneering new AI services, like digital assistants and super apps. The initiative has been seen as a forward-thinking response to the escalating global interest in AI within the telecommunications industry. Imminent discussions at the Total Telecom Congress will shed more light on this transformational feat.

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Spectrum Enterprise has recently inked a multi-year contract with the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration.
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Spectrum Enterprise Empowers Wisconsin’s Digital Transformation

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Spectrum Enterprise, a division of Charter Communications, Inc., has recently inked a multi-year contract with the State of Wisconsin Department of Administration. The agreement will grant state agencies, municipalities, and educational institutions access to Spectrum Enterprise’s diverse portfolio of network, internet connectivity, and cybersecurity solutions. This move aims to streamline technology services procurement, fostering connectivity among employees and citizens and ensuring seamless digital operations.

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In an ambitious bid to bolster its UK network, Vodafone is set to upgrade its nationwide backbone network with Redstream Evolution.
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Vodafone’s Redstream Evolution: A Step Forward in UK’s Telecom Landscape

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Vodafone UK embarks on a significant transformation, merging its diverse networks into a single, highly efficient structure – the SDN-enabled Redstream Evolution network. This remodeling promises enhanced customer experience, substantial savings, and serves as a response to the ever-growing demand for data nationwide. The question remains, will this innovative network design herald the new era of telecoms integration?

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Etc to repurpose idle street cabinets into EV charging points
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Transforming Telecom Cabinets into EV Charging Points: Challenges and Opportunities

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BT’s innovative Etc unit is poised to launch trials repurposing outdated street cabinets into electric vehicle (EV) charging points. Aiming at a smooth transition during the UK’s fiber rollout, this pioneering step initially caters to BT Group and Openreach employees in Northern Ireland, with plans for public engagement. However, the venture’s ultimate impact rests heavily on successful pilot performance.

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Ooredoo, Zain, and passive infrastructure specialist TASC Towers are currently involved in a high-stakes negotiation.
Telecom News

Exploring the Mid-East’s Largest Mobile Tower Venture

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As telecom giants Ooredoo, Zain and infrastructure expert TASC Towers embark on exclusive negotiations to form a massive mobile towers firm, the telecommunications landscape beckons a potential shift. Combining assets from Qatar, Kuwait, Algeria, Tunisia, Iraq, and Jordan, they plan on creating an autonomous company with a whopping portfolio of approximately 30,000 towers, directly rivaling industry leaders. Their strategic vision embraces a dual approach: stimulate shareholder value and reduce the MENA region’s carbon footprint.

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GoTo, the company business communication, has announced an array of nearly 40 new features across its product portfolio.
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GoTo Revolutionizes Business Communication with Latest Tri-Annual Innovations

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GoTo, the company known for simplifying IT management, support, and business communication with its flagship products GoTo Resolve, Rescue, and GoTo Connect, has announced an array of nearly 40 new features across its product portfolio. As part of the company’s tri-annual release cadence, these latest additions aim to provide customers with enhanced capabilities for managing, securing, and connecting their businesses with ease.

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In an impressive leap, Bharti Airtel, an Indian operator, has linked more than 20 million IoT devices through its B2B wing, Airtel Business.
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Bharti Airtel’s Journey: 20 Million IoT Devices via 5G Expansion

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In a remarkable stride, Bharti Airtel has connected over 20 million IoT devices via its B2B branch, Airtel Business, amid India’s 5G evolution. This permits a vast assortment of IoT features offered through multiple connectivity mediums. Major deals have propelled Airtel to surpass a key milestone. Moreover, the Airtel IoT platform facilitates enterprises to manage their IoT connections via the Airtel IoT Hub.

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Billionaire Patrick Drahi is rumored to be contemplating the increase of his stake in BT, the leading telecoms operator in the UK.
Telecom News

Unraveling Drahi’s Potential Ownership Leap in BT Amid Altice Scandal

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The enigmatic billionaire Patrick Drahi is reportedly considering a bold move to hit an astounding 29.9% stake in UK’s telecom titan, BT, which naturally raises eyebrows and fuels speculation. Tracing Drahi’s relationship with BT, it started just last year with a humble 12.1% stake acquisition. Despite BT’s cautious response, Altice, Drahi’s representative, remained adamant about any takeover intentions. Today, a quarter of BT already belongs to Drahi, drawing closer government scrutiny under the freshly enacted National Security & Investment Act.

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The Q1 brought a 3.7% increase in service revenue for Vodafone, largely attributable to the enhanced outcomes in the UK, Italy, and Germany.
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Vodafone’s Strategic Pivot: A Closer Look at Q1 Outcomes

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Vodafone’s first quarter saw a slightly stable 3.7% growth in service revenue, boosted by outcomes in the UK, Italy, and Germany, despite the pandemic-triggered disconnections. On the contrary, Germany experienced a 1.3% dip in service revenue, which however marks an improvement from the earlier quarter’s 2.8% decline, hinting at progress. The recovery was thanks to a strategic increase in broadband prices. In Italy, the revenue plunge decelerated from 2.7% in the fourth quarter to 1.6%, thanks to mobile prepaid base stabilization and noteworthy expansion in corporate fixed-line operations.

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