Telstra’s collaboration with Ericsson is set to redefine Australia’s telecommunications through the launch of a 5G Advanced network, offering bespoke connectivity and innovative applications. The integration of Ericsson’s Open RAN-ready hardware and AI automation enhances network efficiency and reliability.
Avaya is shifting its cloud strategy to focus solely on large enterprises, requiring a minimum of 200 agent seats for its Avaya Experience Platform (AXP). The company is also discontinuing key features and services, aligning with its broader restructuring.
Vodafone UK and Three UK’s merger advances with a newly appointed leadership team, led by future CEO Max Taylor. The team will oversee final merger stages, set to conclude soon.
Honeywell, a major US industrial conglomerate, plans to split into three independent companies to enhance focus and agility. This reconfiguration will potentially elevate Honeywell’s market position, mirroring GE’s previous division.
Nokia has strengthened its partnership with Orange France in a new four-year deal focused on enhancing 5G radio infrastructure. This collaboration leverages Nokia’s energy-efficient AirScale portfolio to improve network speed, capacity, and performance.
Indosat partners with Xanh SM to revolutionize Indonesia’s electric vehicle sector. By integrating IoT and analytics into Xanh SM’s fleet, Indosat enhances taxi operation and customer experience.
Freshwave’s collaboration with the National Robotarium leverages 5G networks to empower agritech robots, including the innovative ‘Spot’. By streaming live video and conducting real-time analyses, these robots enhance productivity in agriculture.
BT Group has placed the UK’s largest EV order, adding 3,500 electric vehicles to its fleet of over 27,000. Aiming for 8,000 EVs by 2026, this move aligns with its net-zero goal by 2031.
MasOrange and Vodafone Spain have joined forces to create FiberCo, set to become the largest fiber network company in Europe. This joint fiber venture aims to significantly expand Spain’s FTTH network.
A DLA Piper study reveals that global data centers are optimistic about AI-driven growth, with 70% of investors predicting increased investment in the next two years. However, energy supply concerns persist, with 98% of respondents worried about power reliability.
