Rogers Communications’ initiation of Ericsson’s 5G Advanced technology in Canada sets a new standard for telecommunications, focusing on enhancing network efficiency and IoT connectivity. This advanced technology optimizes wearables, sensors, and essential services for emergency responders.
Eaton and Siemens Energy have partnered to deliver modular, grid-independent power solutions for data centers. Their collaboration supports faster deployment, reduced emissions, and flexible energy options. With gas turbines, battery storage, and advanced electrical systems, this initiative reshapes how data centers operate.
Microsoft will invest $400 million to upgrade its Swiss data centers and train 1 million people in AI. The plan supports local startups and SMEs, enhances innovation infrastructure, and reinforces Microsoft’s long-term presence in Switzerland.
DIDWW has launched outbound SIP trunking in Cyprus, expanding its high quality local call termination services to 54 countries. This strategic move supports businesses with reliable voice routes, regional compliance, and responsive customer support.
Colt Technology Services, Honeywell, and Nokia are partnering to develop quantum-safe satellite networking. By using quantum key distribution from low earth orbit, they aim to secure global data transmission against quantum computing threats, overcoming the distance limits of fiber optics.
Telefonica is investigating a potential cyberattack after sensitive data from one million former Peruvian customers was leaked. The breach, linked to hacker group Dedale, comes amid growing global threats to telecom firms.
Telstra has launched a satellite text messaging service in partnership with Starlink, allowing users of select Samsung Galaxy S25 plans to send and receive texts via satellite when mobile coverage is unavailable. The service aims to improve connectivity in rural and remote areas across Australia.
Vodafone and Three have completed a £16.5 billion merger, creating VodafoneThree with 29 million customers. Led by Max Taylor, the company plans to invest £11 billion in 5G over the next decade. While the deal promises stronger connectivity and growth, it also brings integration challenges and strategic decisions.
Nokia’s strategic alliance with Andorix aims to revolutionize the private 5G landscape, integrating advanced communication solutions across commercial, retail, and residential properties. Emphasizing Nokia’s expertise in private wireless networks and Andorix’s smart building capabilities, this partnership promises enhanced connectivity.
U Mobile, a major force in Malaysia’s telecom industry, is set to transform its 5G connectivity through a crucial strategic partnership with CIMB Bank. With a financial boost of RM4 billion, this move aims to establish extensive 5G coverage by 2026, elevating VoIP and 5G networks in the region.
