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Vodafone and Nokia: Pioneering Open RAN Technology in Italy

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 11, 2023

Vodafone is expanding its devotion to Open RAN technology, joining forces with Nokia in a progressive venture in Italy. The initiative aligns with Vodafone’s Open RAN directive, largely centered in the UK, and extends influence to the Italian telecom landscape. With this first commercial 5G Open RAN pilot in Italy, they aim to prove Nokia’s Open RAN solution matches the functionality and quality of traditional RAN. With an eye on promoting automated, adaptable networks for the ever-growing demand of responsive 5G services, such innovation bolsters the EU’s digital sovereignty and global competitiveness.

Broadband

Unveiling Vodafone and Orange’s Groundbreaking 4G Open RAN Pilot

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 10, 2023

Telecom giants Vodafone and Orange are breaking new ground with the first real-life 4G calls over a common shared network in an Open RAN setting. Stemming from a landmark endeavor near Bucharest, this initiative provides a glimpse into the potential strengths of an Open RAN-based network. What’s more? The progress doesn’t halt at 4G. The duo are set to soon take down another first – operating 2G and subsequently 5G, over shared Open RAN sites. Both operators see this as a model for extending mobile networks throughout rural Europe.

AI

Navigating AI Adoption: Intelligent Infrastructure and Partner Roles

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 10, 2023

Colt Technology Services’ Annual Digital Infrastructure report reveals growing business prospects for partners, especially in AI-compatible tech like 5G, agile connectivity, and edge. Amid global uncertainty, there’s a solid market for partners providing consumption-based networks. However, tensions exist between IT chiefs and partners over integration and lack of APIs. This study highlights the evolving role of partners, suggesting this could be an opportune moment to overcome challenges and embrace the digital revolution progress.

Broadband

Breaking Down Telefónica’s Drive towards Autonomous Network Journey

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 10, 2023

Taking leaps in autonomous network management, Telefónica skillfully navigates the complex landscape, developing standards and aligning with recognized organizations. With their Autonomous Network Journey program, they unravel the value of AI and machine learning at multiple levels. With successful solutions like Vivo Config, they’ve achieved substantial work savings and dramatically reduced network alarms and reworks, while actively focusing on energy efficiency and emissions reduction – invaluable attributes in the era of sustainability.

Market Trends

The future of VoIP: trends and predictions

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 9, 2023

VoIP continues its growth trajectory, serving both businesses and individuals for internet-based calls and messaging. Predictions for the next decade include 5G integration, AI-driven enhancements, IoT synergy, and mobile VoIP expansion. VoIP adoption will increase globally, cybersecurity investments will rise, and it will be integral to customer-centric strategies. Ultimately, VoIP may replace PSTN, undergo infrastructure improvements, and remain promising with 5G and AI advancements.

Telecom News

SK Telecom’s Quantum Tech Expansion to Luxembourg

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 6, 2023

Luxembourg’s Prime Minister and SK Telecom have inked an agreement, initiating a strategic collaboration to advance the quantum tech ecosystem. Connexion between this MoU and an earlier South Korean – Luxembourg agreement hints towards a momentous ‘quantum Internet of Things’. Meanwhile, telecom operators globally look to leverage quantum technology’s disruptive potential towards traditional data security protocols. SK Telecom, recognized for its pioneering quantum work, also boosts its pursuit in the AI realm, underlined by a significant investment in AI firms.

Infrastructure

Iconic seaside town gears up for full fibrerevolution thanks to Welsh provider Ogi

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 5, 2023

Wales’s leading alternative telecoms provider – Ogi – has revealed plans to bring full fibre connectivity to Tenby, one of Pembrokeshire’s most iconic seaside towns. Tenby is the latest of over 60 communities across south Wales to benefit from Ogi’s privately backed broadband rollout launched in 2021. Once work to connect around 5,000 premises in the town is complete, Ogi will be the leading alternative choice in much of west Wales.

Market Watch

Analyzing Nokia’s Trailblazing Network Overhaul in Brazilian Agriculture

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 5, 2023

As Nokia unveils its latest collaboration with Brazil’s Jacto for a new private network, we see industry lines blur, with telecom revolutionizing agriculture. As expected, automation will dominate, revolutionizing production lines in Jacto’s massive smart factory. A key player in this transformation – 4.9G/LTE and 5G connectivity, allowing various aspects of manual labor to be automated. A ground-breaking stroke, this could signal the advent of a new era in Latin America’s agriculture-tech crossover. Moreover, Nokia’s innovative compact DAC private wireless offering reveals the company’s flexibility and adaptability.

Gadgets

Nokia XR21: Europe-Manufactured Smartphone Revolutionizes Security and Sustainability

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 4, 2023

HMD Global sets a new bar in smartphone manufacturing with the Nokia XR21, claiming ‘military-grade durability’ and localized data storage for improved security. Remarkably, this sturdy device boasts a chassis made from 100% recycled aluminium, affirming the company’s commitment to sustainability. As an added boon, it has moved its manufacturing to Europe, enhancing the product quality control. This move hints at the potential appeal of a ‘Made in Europe’ smartphone in an overwhelmingly Asian-dominated market.

Telco Buzz

Singtel’s Strategic Reset: Trustwave Sold for $205 Million

By Aiste Kryzanovske October 3, 2023

In a strategic overhaul, Singtel has sold its cybersecurity subsidiary, Trustwave, to MC2 Titanium in a $205 million transaction. The sale, which was on the lower end of predicted ranges, marks a significant loss on Singtel’s initial investment. This action is part of Singtel’s wider initiative to optimize resources and improve shareholder value by centring its focus on 5G and other digital services. This story brings a further glimpse into Singtel’s resculpting journey, with the effectiveness of this asset divestiture strategy awaiting a verdict in upcoming fiscal reports.