India has introduced strict satellite communication regulations to bolster national security and attract global players. Key mandates include data localization, domestic infrastructure sourcing, and compliance with GPS alternatives. Giants like Starlink and OneWeb must align with these rules as India asserts control over its fast-growing satcom and satellite IoT sectors.
Vodafone fortifies its role in the UK’s smart metering initiative by providing fixed connectivity solutions that seamlessly link energy providers to the DSP. This collaboration enhances the efficiency and security of data transmission, propelling the nation towards a sustainable energy future.
Intelsat and AXESS Networks have expanded their partnership to enhance satellite connectivity across the Americas. By combining infrastructure and expertise, they aim to deliver reliable, scalable communication services, particularly in areas with limited traditional infrastructure.
DIDWW has strategically enhanced its global footprint by expanding local DID coverage in Lithuania. As a leading provider of DID numbers, this move highlights their dedication to international growth. Lithuanian DIDs can now be quickly activated via their self-service portal or API.
The FCC is advancing new rules for the 37 GHz band to boost mobile capacity and enable shared use for federal and nonfederal users. The updated framework supports wireless innovation, sets stricter emission limits, and introduces nonexclusive nationwide licenses.
Germany-based IoT MVNO, 1NCE, has secured $60 million to enhance its AI capabilities and strengthen its position in the U.S. IoT market. This marks $160 million in total investment, led by tech giants including Deutsche Telekom and SoftBank. The funds will accelerate the development of AI-driven SaaS solutions.
Intel and Arqit Quantum have launched a cloud security solution that ensures no party, including themselves, can access users’ data. By combining Intel’s confidential computing with Arqit’s quantum-resistant encryption, the technology delivers secure, private communication across cloud environments.
DIDWW has expanded its global reach by adding national phone numbers in Denmark, the Czech Republic, Spain, and Costa Rica. With coverage in over 90 countries, its robust SIP trunking solution offers high quality voice services, flexible configurations, and seamless two-way communication for businesses worldwide.
Cerillion 25.1 transforms telecom operations with its advanced Promotions Engine and AI-powered assistants, enabling personalized, real time campaigns and intuitive customer experiences. Designed for agility and ease, the suite empowers communications providers to boost engagement, streamline sales, and maximize revenue without heavy technical effort.
Josh Etheridge, co-owner of a Louisiana broadband firm, warns that delays in the BEAD program are crippling rural infrastructure progress. His company, ready since January, has laid off workers and halted projects. Etheridge urges federal action, saying communities and jobs hang in the balance while bureaucratic slowdowns stall critical broadband deployment.
