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Sinch Enables the Transformation of Emergency Communications

By Kamile Bigenyte October 17, 2024

Sinch, which is pioneering the way the world communicates through its Customer Communications Cloud, today announced that it is paving the way for the transformation of emergency communications with its advanced Next Generation 911 (NG911) technology. By integrating a wide range of multimedia options — such as voice calls, real-time text (RTT), internet of things (IoT) data and video — Sinch enhances accessibility and ensures more reliable and comprehensive communication than voice-only 911 services. These NG911 innovations ensure first-responders receive mission-critical, real-time data, improving response times and public safety.

Infrastructure

Nokia, Windstream, Colt Achieve 800GbE Transatlantic Milestone

By Kamile Bigenyte October 15, 2024

Nokia, Windstream, and Colt have successfully completed an 800 Gigabit Ethernet (800GbE) transatlantic trial, spanning 8,500 km between London and Chicago. Using cutting-edge technologies, this achievement doubles network capacity, enabling faster, low-latency connections crucial for AI, financial transactions, and cloud systems.

Market Watch

Nokia and Vale Transform Mining with Cognitive Monitoring

By Kamile Bigenyte October 14, 2024

Nokia and Vale are pioneering a new cognitive monitoring network to enhance safety in mining operations. At the Carajás mine, the world’s largest open-pit iron ore site, this innovative technology is transforming protocols by ensuring critical communication even in high-risk environments.

Broadband

ASA Enforces Transparent Broadband Pricing: New Guidelines Unveiled

By Kamile Bigenyte October 10, 2024

The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has clamped down on misleading broadband pricing ads by major telecoms like BT and Virgin Media, emphasizing the need for transparency in voip services. This initiative against “greedflation” compels providers to clearly present potential voip mid-contract price hikes.

5G

Egypt Advances with 5G Licenses Amidst Transparency Concerns

By Kamile Bigenyte October 9, 2024

Egypt has finally embraced 5G technology, as Vodafone, E&, and Orange secure their licenses, marking a pivotal moment in its telecom landscape. With a $675 million investment for 15-year 5G licenses, Egypt aims to enhance communication capabilities.

5G

Vodafone’s 5G Expansion: Transforming UK’s Transport Connectivity

By Kamile Bigenyte October 8, 2024

Vodafone’s expansion of 5G Standalone networks in the UK promises transformative enhancements in connectivity for road and rail infrastructure, unlocking an estimated £3 billion annually. For train commuters, improved 5G connectivity could boost productivity by £1 billion and save 26 million hours annually.

AI

Korea Telecom and Microsoft Forge AI Partnership to Transform Sectors

By Kamile Bigenyte October 1, 2024

Korea Telecom has partnered with Microsoft in a groundbreaking AI collaboration set to transform South Korea’s digital landscape. Over five years, AI-powered solutions will revolutionize finance, healthcare, and education. Leveraging KT’s data, they will develop localized AI models using OpenAI’s GPT-4o, enhancing both consumer and enterprise services.

Broadband

Air France Teams with Starlink for High-Speed In-Flight WiFi

By Kamile Bigenyte September 30, 2024

Air France has teamed up with Starlink, a subsidiary of SpaceX, to offer high-speed VoIP-enabled WiFi onboard its fleet by 2025. This new technology aims to provide passengers with seamless connectivity, allowing multiple devices to connect simultaneously.

AI

BT & AWS Launch GenAI Gateway to Transform Telecom AI

By Kamile Bigenyte September 25, 2024

BT has launched the GenAI Gateway, an advanced platform designed to integrate large language models (LLMs) into their operations, boosting VoIP solutions. Developed with AWS, this platform centralizes access to AI models from leading providers like Anthropic and Meta, enhancing VoIP service delivery with robust security and flexible AI tools.

Infrastructure

Nokia and ZCorum Unveil Game-Changing DPA for Easier Fiber Transition

By Kamile Bigenyte September 25, 2024

Nokia and ZCorum have developed an innovative DOCSIS Provisioning Adapter (DPA) to aid cable operators in transitioning to fiber networks. This application leverages existing DOCSIS systems while provisioning Optical Network Terminals on Passive Optical Networks. The DPA streamlines the fiber transition, enhancing scalability, performance, and reliability for cable operators.