The FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel is advocating for a fast-tracked spectrum auction to replace Chinese telecom equipment, addressing national security risks. This urgent move, linked to cybersecurity threats like the Salt Typhoon attack, is pivotal for securing telecom networks.
Italy is in talks with SpaceX for a €1.5 billion contract aimed at enhancing national telecom security. The deal incorporates encrypted communications and Starlink’s integration to boost connectivity, especially in underserved areas.
NTT Docomo recently faced a DDoS attack, disrupting systems for nearly 12 hours. As such cyberattacks rise in the telecom sector, robust security measures are vital.
Gartner’s latest trends outline six pivotal shifts in infrastructure and operations by 2025. These insights provide I&O leaders with a roadmap to navigate future challenges and opportunities.
Cubic Telecom and Skylo Technologies have forged a landmark partnership to enhance vehicle connectivity through integrated satellite solutions. This collaboration leverages Skylo’s non-terrestrial network technologies with Cubic’s existing offerings, ensuring seamless communication across cellular and satellite networks.
The ITU and ICPC have united to create an advisory body focused on boosting submarine cable resilience. This critical initiative addresses vulnerabilities of cables that manage 99% of global data transfers, facing threats like damage and sabotage.
Digital transformation is reshaping enterprises, with edge AI offering tremendous potential. Dell Technologies and Intel’s collaboration streamlines solutions with edge applications on PowerEdge XR8000 servers.
Saudi Arabia’s Mobily and Telecom Egypt are collaborating on a submarine cable project across the Red Sea, enhancing VoIP connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Egypt. This initiative addresses increasing internet service demand and aligns with Saudi Vision 2030.
Nigeria’s telecom sector is witnessing a groundbreaking shift as it embraces 5G technology through a collaboration with Ericsson. This partnership aims to modernize telecom infrastructure, transform public services, and drive economic growth.
The Fair Trade Commission of South Korea has made strides in examining alleged collusion among top telecom companies like SK Telecom, KT, and LG Uplus, potentially leading to massive fines.