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Telecom News | #Week 46: Challenges, mergers, satellite broadband, FCC rules, and Open RAN advancements in a dynamic industry landscape.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #46

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Italian telecom provider Wind Tre faces hurdles in selling infrastructure due to complex 5G network sharing negotiations with rivals Iliad and Fastweb. CK Hutchison delays the deal closure by three months to February 12, citing challenges with Iliad and Fastweb. Meanwhile, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison’s $6 billion merger in Indonesia with Huawei’s support achieves significant growth. France’s Orange introduces satellite broadband, while Norway’s Telenor sells its satellite operations. FCC’s new broadband rules target discrimination, raising concerns of unintended consequences. Mavenir and Nokia achieve remarkable Open RAN interoperability, overcoming past criticisms and showcasing commitment to multi-supplier systems.

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EA, an offshoot of Great Wall Motors, has marked its stride in the intelligent equipment creation and automated production line design.
5G

5G Advanced: A Transformative Leap for Automated Production Lines

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As Great Wall Motors’ subsidiary, EA, surges ahead in the sphere of intelligent equipment and automated production, one can’t help but note its acceptance of a 5G advanced network, shaking off constraining wired networks of yore. The move is tipping the scales in favor of increased efficiency and dependability in the production line, opening a new chapter in China’s modernization.

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The recent merger of IOH and Hutchison 3 Indonesia, has rapidly elevated the combined IOH to become Indonesia's second-largest operator.
M&A

Analyzing IOH’s Mega-Merger: Balancing User Experience and Efficiency

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The monumental $6 billion merger of Indosat Ooredoo and Hutchison 3 Indonesia has quite literally shifted the telecommunications landscape, propelling the newly formed IOH to Indonesia’s second-largest operator. Amid the complexities of combing networks, meticulous planning was key, and despite the odds, the venture has resulted in substantial improvements in service and competitive edge.

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The administration of President Joseph Biden is orchestrating an in-depth examination of over 2,700 megahertz of spectrum.
Broadband

Biden’s Spectrum Exploration Plan: A Stepping Stone Towards Technological Dominance

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President Biden’s administration has launched an extensive review of over 2,700 megahertz of spectrum, perceiving its significant role in the nation’s technological leap. The initiative intends to implement a well-grounded American spectrum strategy, focusing on fostering tech advances, heightening public understanding about its economic role, and fostering a cooperative national framework.

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LLA is set to raise over $400 million through a deal selling tower sites across various Caribbean and Central American markets.
M&A

Liberty Latin America: Unpacking the Tower Sale to Phoenix International

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Unveiling an intriguing alliance, Liberty Latin America plans to sell 1,300 mobile tower sites to Phoenix Tower International for $407 million, paving a strategic path toward debt reduction and further enterprise investment. This comprehensive deal, incorporating markets from Panama to Puerto Rico, uniquely positions PTI in the telecom landscape and underscores Liberty Latin America’s focus on mergers and acquisitions to amplify its regional impact.

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Vodafone has embarked on a forceful comeback scheme as there have been indications of a resurgence, even though investors remain skeptical.
Telco Buzz

Exploring Vodafone’s Resurgence Through Strategic Transformations

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In the face of declining shares, Vodafone’s bold recovery strategy is underway. The shift from a net profit to a loss has been attributed to several factors including missing operations, adverse foreign exchange movements, and losses from joint ventures. Nonetheless, CEO Margherita Della Valle is leading a restoration plan that includes improving customer service and expanding Vodafone Business.

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RDI is on track to introduce private 5G local spectrum licenses in the 3.5GHz band for enterprise clients before this year comes to a close.
5G

Navigating the Drama of Dutch Private 5G Spectrum Licensing

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As the year draws to a close, the Radio and Internet Services Department (RDI) is inching closer to launching private local spectrum licenses for enterprise clients. Set to equip them with the 3.5GHz spectrum and power the assembly of private 5G networks, this promises to transform sectors such as Virtual Reality and autonomous vehicles. However, some concerns have borne by airports and ports on fair allocation.

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EXA Infrastructure and Lancom announce their partnership to bolster connectivity and infrastructure services.
Infrastructure

Lancom Selects EXA Infrastructure as its Leading Strategic Fibre Infrastructure Provider to Create a New Digital Hub in Greece

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EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, and Lancom, one of the fastest growing providers of data centre, cloud, and telecoms services in Greece – today announce their strategic partnership to bolster connectivity and infrastructure services, establishing Greece as a critical link to internet exchanges in Europe.

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Telecommunications industry has battled against theft, a challenge amplified by geographical dispersion of operational assets.
Market Watch

Escalating Theft of Telco Backup Batteries: The Unseen Challenge

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In a sharp escalation of theft incidents, Philippines operator Globe reported a loss of 834 backup batteries from their network facilities in 2022’s first half. This, they outline, puts localities at risk of service interruptions during power cuts. This surge may be associated with the modern, high-value sodium nickel batteries introduced by Globe. However, it’s more likely tied to the nation’s steep energy prices and increased cost of living. In the face of these challenges, telco operators must devise robust security measures while continuing to innovate on environmental fronts.

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The allure of AI technology and its insatiable demand for data is sparking a new interest in fibre backbones.
Market Watch

Unraveling the Subsea Fibre Market: Opportunities Amid Challenges

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The allure of AI technology and its insatiable demand for data is sparking a new interest in fibre backbones. However, this digital evolution is revealing a myriad of challenges for newcomers, with the fibre industry grappling with economic pressures from inflation, supply chain disruptions and rising interest rates. While the European Union’s telecom mergers & acquisitions policy may offer consolidation opportunities, those venturing into this dynamic sector must be prepared for a landscape fraught with potent risk and complexity.

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