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Telecom News | Week #7: MATRIXX launches Jawwy, NTT expands data center, Crexendo launches POTS, Hero revamps website, FCC against SIM fraud.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #7

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MATRIXX Software, Celfocus, and Qeema have launched Jawwy 2.0 to improve customer experience and reduce costs. NTT Ltd. plans to open its first data center campus in the Paris region as part of a $10 billion global expansion. Crexendo and TELCLOUD launched a POTS Replacement platform to offer cost-effective, reliable alternatives for critical services. Hero Digital revamped Calix.com, enhancing user experience and performance. Consumer advocacy groups urge the FCC for stricter regulations to protect against SIM swap and port-out scams.

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The Independent Networks Co-operative Association (INCA) takes a step forward with the formation of a new infrastructure sharing group (ISG).
Infrastructure

Unveiling INCA’s Initiative: Flipping the Switch on Infrastructure Sharing

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The Independent Networks Co-operative Association (INCA) champions a new initiative for alternative network providers, aiming to streamline infrastructure sharing, and promote cost-effective fibre rollout. This solution addresses challenges faced where Openreach’s Physical Infrastructure Access option is unavailable, minimizing local disruption from additional duct installations.

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Last May witnessed CK Hutchison restructuring the mobile assets of its Italian operator, Wind Tre, with an aim to sell a 60% stake to EQT.
Market Watch

Unraveling the Canceled Wind Tre-EQT Infrastructure Deal

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Delving into Wind Tre’s recent maneuverings with a proposed sale to EQT, marks another twist in the intricate telecommunications landscape. Initial strategies aimed to restructure the Italian operator’s fixed and mobile assets were fueled by intense competition. Yet, the hanging threads of existing network sharing agreements and a looming February deadline complications, streamed the planned transaction to an impasse.

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Altice Group's 50.1% share in XpFibre is at the center of attention as multiple key players begin to express their interest.
Market Watch

Tug of War: Altice’s XpFibre Stake Sparks Interest Among Heavyweights

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Altice Group strategically eyes shedding its 50.1% sharing in XpFibre, triggering a ripple of interest from major players like KKR & Co., Macquarie Group, and others. While KKR & Co, Macquarie Group, and CDPQ are all reported to be keen on acquiring the stake, no financial bids have surfaced to date. Meanwhile, Altice Group’s decision to divest isn’t surprising, given its $60 billion debt, and recent considerations to sell other assets.

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UK mobile operator Three has initiated a pioneering project in Glasgow, employing the advanced technology of Mavenir.
5G

Three UK Enhances Glasgow’s 5G Network with Innovative Small Cells

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In an ambitious move to counteract the issue of network congestion within city environments, UK mobile operator Three has initiated a pioneering project in Glasgow, employing the advanced technology of Mavenir. The initiative focuses on the strategic placement of small cell units across the city to enhance urban connectivity, particularly in areas where 5G coverage is inconsistent.

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In response to the soaring global demand for fast, secure connectivity, CMI is significantly investing in four new submarine cable systems.
Infrastructure

Exploring CMI’s Submarine Cable Rollout: Bolstering Global Connectivity

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In response to the soaring global demand for fast, secure connectivity, China Mobile International Limited (CMI) is significantly investing in four new submarine cable systems. These systems promise to robustly service the substantial growth in mobile data usage in quickly digitising regions such as Africa. However, as aging cables become outdated, the race is on for fresh investment to keep pace with customer needs and the rapid development of next-gen technologies.

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Telxius, a leading global connectivity provider, has been recognized at the 2024 Data Center Market (DCM) Awards for its Derio Data Center.
Infrastructure

Telxius’ Derio Data Center Recognized for Excellence in Global Connectivity

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Telxius, a leading global connectivity provider, has been recognized at the 2024 Data Center Market (DCM) Awards for its Derio Data Center. It has won the award for Excellence in Connectivity, providing a state-of-the-art facility near Bilbao, in northern Spain, designed to harness the potential of the subsea cables connected to it.

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Norway's leading telco group, Telenor, has revealed plans for an impairment of 8.04 billion Norwegian kroner, or $760.3 million, in Q4 2023.
Market Watch

Unraveling Telenor’s $760M Impairment amid True Corp Investment

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Telecom giant Telenor faces a considerable setback as the company braces itself for a $760.3 million blow from its investment in True Corp, spurred by a noticeable decline in share value in 2023. However, amidst this financial turbulence, Telenor maintains a positive outlook. The company affirms that this financial drawback is merely for book records and does not reflect changes in Telenor’s belief in the value of their True Corp asset.

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Discover Neterra's award-winning journey in telecom innovation. From Bulgaria's first internet connection to global excellence.
People & Interviews

Neterra: A Story of Innovation, Growth, and Global Recognition

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Neterra, a telecommunications trailblazer for nearly three decades, recently secured the prestigious ‘Best Central & Eastern European Carrier’ award at the Global Carrier Awards 2023. In an exclusive interview with Svetoslava Bancheva, the PR and Digital Communications Manager, Neterra’s evolution from providing Bulgaria’s first internet connection to becoming a global telecom solution provider unfolds. Svetoslava highlights pivotal milestones, including running submarine cables under the Danube River and the establishment of the Sofia Data Center.

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