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To bolster development in mobile network technology, the US government, through the NTIA, allocated $42.3 million to research in Open RAN.
Broadband

US Invests in Open RAN Technology with Major Grant

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In a significant move to bolster innovation and development in mobile network technology, the US government, through the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), has allocated $42.3 million to support research in Open RAN. This investment is part of a larger $1.5 billion Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund aimed at enhancing the Open RAN ecosystem. Leading the charge are telecom giants AT&T and Verizon, in collaboration with a consortium that includes notable academic institutions, industry manufacturers, and international telecom operators NTT DoCoMo from Japan and Reliance Jio from India.

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Telstra, has initiated the transition of its remote mobile sites to the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network provided by Eutelsat OneWeb.
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Telstra Activates OneWeb Satellite Connectivity for Remote Mobile Sites

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In a significant development for remote connectivity, Telstra, the Australian telecom giant, has initiated the transition of its remote mobile sites to the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite network provided by Eutelsat OneWeb. This move marks a departure from the traditional geostationary (GEO) satellites, aimed at reducing latency issues and meeting the growing demand for real-time services among customers.

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Last May witnessed CK Hutchison restructuring the mobile assets of its Italian operator, Wind Tre, with an aim to sell a 60% stake to EQT.
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Unraveling the Canceled Wind Tre-EQT Infrastructure Deal

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Delving into Wind Tre’s recent maneuverings with a proposed sale to EQT, marks another twist in the intricate telecommunications landscape. Initial strategies aimed to restructure the Italian operator’s fixed and mobile assets were fueled by intense competition. Yet, the hanging threads of existing network sharing agreements and a looming February deadline complications, streamed the planned transaction to an impasse.

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LogRhythm has expanded its partnership with e-finance, a subsidiary of e-finance Investment Group to deliver secure digital transformation.
Security

LogRhythm Expands Partnership With E-Finance To Accelerate Cybersecurity Innovation In Egypt

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LogRhythm, the company helping security teams stop breaches by turning disconnected data and signals into trustworthy insights, has expanded its partnership with e-finance, a subsidiary of e-finance Investment Group to deliver secure digital transformation in Egypt. The strategic expansion of the partnership sees the integration of LogRhythm into e-finance’s cloud computing platform. e-finance’s customers across critical industries including fintech, government, and healthcare gain access to LogRhythm SIEM to uncover threats, mitigate attacks, and scale their business with confidence.

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Sonalake and KCOM revealed that they had successfully performed end-to-end integration testing of their OTS solutions.
IT

Sonalake and KCOM Triumph in OTS Solution Integration Testing

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Following successful end-to-end integration testing of their OTS solutions, telecommunication pioneers Sonalake and KCOM further prepare for industry-wide trials. Their collaboration trailblazes customer experience advancements with agile innovation, particularly with Sonalake’s launch of pivOTS™. This enterprise-grade solution aids ISPs in achieving OTS compliance securely and cost-effectively.

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Viasat, Inc., alongside Terrestar Solutions, Ligado Networks, Omnispace, and Yahsat, have come together to announce the formation of MSSA.
Broadband

New Alliance Formed to Revolutionize Mobile Connectivity Through Satellites

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In a groundbreaking move, Viasat, Inc., alongside Terrestar Solutions, Ligado Networks, Omnispace, and Al Yah Satellite Communications Company (Yahsat), have come together to announce the formation of the Mobile Satellite Services Association (MSSA). This new consortium is set to enhance and promote the burgeoning Direct-to-Device (D2D) communication landscape, promising to deliver unprecedented scale and diversity in mobile satellite services.

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In the UK, a transition is underway as the nation shifts from traditional analogue landline services to modern, IP-based digital systems.
Market Watch

UK Moves Towards Digital Landlines, Virgin Media Under Scrutiny

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In the United Kingdom, a significant transition is underway as the nation shifts from traditional analogue landline services to modern, IP-based digital systems. This change, mirroring a global trend towards digital communication solutions, aims to enhance service quality for the majority of consumers. However, it has raised concerns for certain vulnerable groups who depend on the older technology and may face challenges, particularly during power outages, which could impact their ability to reach emergency services.

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In a move towards enhancing developer access to advanced network capabilities, Ericsson's Vonage has teamed up with telecoms giant Verizon.
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Verizon and Vonage Forge New Path in Network API Integration

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In a significant move towards enhancing developer access to advanced network capabilities, Ericsson’s Vonage has teamed up with telecommunications giant Verizon. This collaboration, formalized through a memorandum of understanding, aims to integrate Verizon’s network APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) into the Vonage platform. This integration is expected to foster deeper consumer engagement and loyalty by enabling enterprises to offer a more seamless and enriched customer experience across various stages of the customer journey.

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BCE, the owner of renowned telecom company Bell Canada, has expressed plans to slash 4,800 jobs, approximately 9% of its total workforce.
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Bell Canada’s Strategic Workforce Reduction: Assessing Impact & Outcomes

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Bell Canada Enterprises is making significant cutbacks, revealing plans to eliminate 4,800 positions which make up 9% of their total workforce. Citing a need to adjust to declines in legacy businesses and a challenging macroeconomic environment, the company hopes this strategy will result in substantial cost savings. Additionally, Bell Media plans to relinquish over half of its radio stations deemed no longer viable.

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