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Global voice wholesale 42Com has joined forces with a noted figure in the industry, Vladimir Smal, to commence operations on AVISO Messaging.
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42Com Embraces Innovation with AVISO’s Revolutionary Messaging Ecosystem

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As global voice wholesale authority, 42Com, aligns with industry powerhouse Vladimir Smal to propel AVISO Messaging into operation, the duo’s intent to foster the messaging sphere with undeniable excellence is evident. Recognizing the indomitable role of reliable communication, AVISO Messaging emerges as a beacon, espousing a fraud-free environment and assuring growth. Its onward journey emphasizes diversification, with plans to introduce WhatsApp, RCS, and voice messaging solutions into its expanse. AVISO’s pledge to deliver quality, security, and competitive pricing signifies a renovation of industry standards. As a guardian in this arena, AVISO Messaging is poised to redefine trusted communication solutions.

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise is reportedly in the final stages of negotiations to acquire Juniper Networks, with the deal valued at $13B.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Nears $13B Acquisition of Juniper Networks

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In a recent development reported by Reuters, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is reportedly in the final stages of negotiations to acquire Juniper Networks, with the potential deal valued at $13 billion. The completion of the deal is anticipated as early as this week, marking a significant move for HPE into the burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) market.

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Broadband users face the most disruptions during peak hours, particularly at 11 am on Fridays or Wednesdays, according to a recent survey.
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UK Broadband Woes Peak at 11 AM, Survey Highlights Industry Challenges

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Broadband users face the most disruptions during peak hours, particularly at 11 am on Fridays or Wednesdays, according to a recent survey. The study pinpointed additional vulnerable time slots between 6 pm and 9 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm, and 10 am. The primary culprit for disconnections, as reported by users, is broadband provider outages, accounting for a majority of the incidents. Other contributors include power cuts (42%), planned maintenance to external cables (18%), and router issues (17%).

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AT&T has selected Ericsson as the primary supplier for its Open RAN equipment, set to handle 70% of its wireless traffic by the close of 2026.
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AT&T’s $14 Billion Open RAN Deal with Ericsson Signals Market Shift

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In a groundbreaking move, AT&T has selected Ericsson as the primary supplier for its Open RAN equipment, set to handle 70% of its wireless traffic by the close of 2026. The five-year agreement, valued at an impressive $14 billion, signals a significant shift in the North American telecommunications landscape. Under the deal, Ericsson will replace some of Nokia’s equipment in specific areas of AT&T’s network.

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Telecom News | Week #47: Mavenir and Magenta, Snom's C620 phone, CallTrackingMetrics' LeadReactor, and Apple's unexpected RCS support on iOS.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #47

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Magenta Telekom collaborates with Mavenir, deploying a Cloud-Native IMS solution for advanced voice services like VoLTE and VoWi-Fi, supporting 5G Voice and WebRTC. Snom introduces the C620 DECT conference phone, offering a cordless solution with HD audio quality, wireless microphones, and flexibility for varied environments. CallTrackingMetrics unveils LeadReactor for outbound calling and enhances Zoom integration, optimizing agent productivity. Apple surprises with plans for RCS support on iOS, aiming to improve interoperability between Android and iPhone users,

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Under twelve months ago, a dynamic partnership between mobile chip titan Qualcomm and satellite company Iridium was unveiled.
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Qualcomm and Iridium: Dissecting the Satellite-to-Phone Project Shift

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Just under a year ago, the tech world buzzed with anticipation over a new partnership between chip mogul Qualcomm and satellite firm Iridium. The aim? Integrating satellite-to-phone services via Snapdragon Satellite and Iridium’s resources. However, a recent shift in direction caught the industry’s attention. Despite a successful demo, smartphone manufacturers didn’t opt to incorporate this feature, leading Qualcomm to end the agreement. Yet, in the face of disappointment, Iridium remains optimistic, envisaging an industry veering towards greater satellite connectivity. As earthquakes ripple across the telecoms landscape, all eyes await what’s next.

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DIDWW has announced the coverage expansion of its emergency calling services to Chile, Estonia, and the UK.
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DIDWW further streamlines Emergency Calling services and expands to Chile, Estonia, and the UK

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DIDWW, a global telecoms provider specializing in top-quality VoIP communication and SIP trunking solutions for businesses and telecom carriers, has announced the coverage expansion of its emergency calling services. With the inclusion of Chile, Estonia, and the UK, the DIDWW SIP service now offers emergency calling capabilities in 29 countries, spanning regions across Europe, Oceania, and the Americas.

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