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Despite the seemingly lagging global investment in standalone 5G networks, promising trends in the telecom sector indicate an upcoming surge.
5G

5G Standalone Networks: Slow Growth Meets Market Optimism

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Despite the seemingly lagging global investment in standalone 5G networks, promising trends in the telecom sector indicate an upcoming surge. With minimal progress indicated by Global Mobile Suppliers Association’s statistics, the industry pins hopes on major moves from operators like New Zealand’s Spark and Vodafone. Meanwhile, the increasing adoption of 5G SA in private networks for various sectors shows an encouraging forecast. The journey towards profitable 5G investments seems complex, yet strides are being made in the right direction.

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Recently, the US telecommunications provider, T-Mobile, initiated a 5G SA (Standalone Architecture) network slicing beta for developers.
5G

T-Mobile’s 5G SA Network Slicing: A Leap for Video Apps

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As T-Mobile launches its 5G SA network slicing beta, it offers a unique window of opportunity to developers, aiming to improve video calling applications. With the rising demand for such apps in the remote work era, developers leveraging the tailored network slices could unlock applications showcasing faster speeds, decreased latency, and better reliability. As some experts express high hopes for the potential of network slicing, could this move revolutionize telecommunications amidst the surge in hybrid work?

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e& has sealed an agreement to acquire marquee majority shares in PPF Telecom Group's telecommunication assets in specific European countries.
M&A

e& Expands European Telecom Presence with PPF Acquisition

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In a strategic move set to reshape telecommunications landscapes, UAE telecom consortium e& has inked a €2.15 billion deal to procure a significant slice of PPF Telecom Group’s European operations. This stakes in Bulgaria, Hungary, Serbia, and Slovakia come bundled with control over the local branches of telecom infrastructure divestment, Cetin. With an elaborate contingency payout plan incorporated, the deal also holds implications to the tune of €350 million over the next 3 years.

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Veon, the parent company of Kyivstar, is partnering with Rakuten Symphony for a comprehensive reconstruction of its Ukrainian infrastructure.
Infrastructure

Veon, Rakuten Symphony Forge Alliance for Ukraine Infrastructure

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Telephone company Veon has announced a significant infrastructure initiative with Rakuten Symphony, aimed at bolstering Ukraine’s telecommunications framework. This strategic move will involve an extensive roll-out of Open RAN enabled 5G networks, forming the backbone for new digital services. Veon’s $600 million commitment signals confidence in Open RAN’s transformative potential and Rakuten’s proven commercial implementation acumen.

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TribalScale renowned for its exceptional digital products, has unveiled an exciting partnership with Senso AI.
AI

TribalScale Teams Up with Senso AI to Revolutionize Employee Experience

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Leading software development firm, TribalScale, renowned for its exceptional digital products, has unveiled an exciting partnership with Senso AI, a pioneering provider of state-of-the-art AI solutions. This strategic collaboration aims to reshape the employee experience at TribalScale by harnessing Senso AI’s cutting-edge technology to enrich the company’s wiki support.

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DIDWW has announced the launch of its Hong Kong POP to offer optimized routing capabilities on a global scale.
SIP

DIDWW unveils its new Hong Kong POP for enhanced voice traffic routing

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DIDWW, a global provider of premium quality VoIP communications and SIP trunking services for businesses and telco carriers, has announced the launch of its Point of Presence (POP) in Hong Kong. This strategically positioned POP is fully operational and ready to efficiently handle customer voice traffic, delivering superior performance and connectivity.

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Cellnex is joining forces with the charitable organization Forever Manchester to launch two Cellnex Digital Inclusion Funds.
Telecom News

Cellnex and Forever Manchester: Bridging the Digital Divide Together

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Cellnex, an esteemed telecom infrastructure supplier, is collaborating with Forever Manchester to foster digital inclusion, introducing two funds focused on nurturing related projects across Manchester. Reflecting the principles of the Greater Manchester Digital Inclusion Strategy, these funds could support various efforts such as improving online access for job seekers or distributing recycled computers.

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Vodafone, is sun-setting the worries of customers about device faults and battery drain with its industry-first initiative.
Telecom News

Vodafone’s Lifetime Service Promise: Revolutionizing Mobile Contracts

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Vodafone UK launches an industry-first initiative offering customers battery replacements for three years and continued coverage for manufacturing defects. This ‘lifetime service promise’ extends to both new and refurbished handsets, provided an active Vodafone Pay Monthly Airtime Plan is in place. Innovatively eliminating inconvenience, a battery diagnostic tool within the Vodafone app allows customers to easily confirm if their device requires a battery replacement.

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The United Kingdom's government executive agency, Building Digital UK, is on a mission to power the nation with gigabit-speed internet.
Broadband

Unraveling UK’s March Toward Gigabit-Speed Internet Coverage

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Formulating the future of UK’s internet, Building Digital UK (BDUK) triggers the procurement process under the £5 billion Project Gigabit framework. Their ambitious objective: accelerate gigabit-speed broadband coverage to capture a minimum of 85% of premises by 2025. However, there’s a twist in the tale, as reaching remote regions still poses a formidable challenge.

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Telia's President and CEO Allison Kirkby will ascend to the position of Chief Executive at the UK telecomm entity, BT Group, in early 2024.
Telecom News

Allison Kirkby: Rising to BT Group’s Helm Amid Challenges

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With BT Group’s current CEO Philip Jansen’s departure on the horizon, the telecommunications industry is abuzz as Telia’s top-notch leader Allison Kirkby is slated to step into his shoes in 2024. Equipped with a celebrated career within the telecom sector and experience as a non-executive director at BT since 2019, Kirkby’s ascension is anxiously anticipated.

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