Verizon’s telecom landscape is buzzing with the strategic hiring of industry veteran Dan Schulman. His impressive track record, ranging from AT&T to PayPal, brings a fresh perspective to Verizon’s quest for growth.
TransPennine Express partners with MLL Networks to revolutionize rail connectivity through advanced VoIP technology and SD-WAN solutions. This initiative promises enhanced network security, resilience, and bandwidth, ensuring seamless communication across regions. MLL’s expertise integrates dual circuit and Fortinet firewalls, optimizing VoIP performance and passenger experience in the transportation sector.
SFR introduces innovative 5G slicing services for businesses, leveraging 5G Standalone technology in the 3.5 GHz band. These services tailor connectivity needs with “privileged access” and “tailor-made slicing,” enhancing enterprise solutions.
The new edge data center in Pilbara is revolutionizing local industries’ data processing capabilities, eliminating the 1,600-kilometer trek to Perth. This cutting-edge facility, initiated by NEXTDC and Vertiv, addresses latency issues and empowers sectors like mining with metro-level compute power and advanced cloud services.
Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, acclaimed for its remarkable digital transformation, seized the Best Digital Transformation Award at the World Communication Awards 2024. This success underscores their evolution from a traditional telecom provider to an AI-driven tech leader.
NetIX, a prominent player in the global internet exchange domain, has achieved a milestone by reaching 4.02 Tbps in network traffic. Positioning among the top 10 IXPs worldwide, NetIX’s remarkable growth underscores the surging demand for scalable connectivity solutions across data centers in over 100 cities.
Nokia has unveiled a groundbreaking 5G-enabled Nokia 360 Camera designed for Industry 4.0 applications. Featuring immersive 8K streaming and connectivity via 5G, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet, this camera blends cutting-edge virtual reality capabilities with robust durability.
Toll-free numbers have been a staple of business communications for decades. They allow customers to call an enterprise without incurring charges, and are a proven way to help drive growth, enhance service, expand customer knowledge, and project corporate reliability. These phone numbers have been widely adopted not only by large corporations but also by small businesses, non-profits, and government agencies, underscoring their versatility and importance across diverse sectors. Today, there are over 44 million toll-free numbers in use in the US. However, the future of toll-free phone numbers is a topic of much debate in the ever-evolving landscape of digital communications. Despite the rapid growth of internet-based communication methods such as email, social media platforms, and chatbots, toll-free numbers still hold a significant place in business communications. This article explores the uses, importance and enduring benefits of toll-free numbers, and why businesses will continue to rely on them in the…
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.
Nokia and stc Group have successfully trialed a generative AI solution to enhance telecom services, improving efficiency, reducing costs, and speeding up service delivery. The “AI for Provisioning Services” project streamlines network management, benefiting businesses and communities.
