Indian billionaire Sunil Mittal sold a 0.84% stake in Bharti Airtel for $976 million, with 25% going to Bharti Telecom to strengthen its control. The rest was acquired by major investors like GQG Partners and Fidelity.
T-Mobile US introduces its Starlink public beta, addressing network gaps by covering over 500,000 miles where traditional networks struggle. The Starlink service ensures seamless connectivity, automatically switching networks when out of coverage.
Samsung Electronics is enhancing UScellular’s 5G network in the Mid-Atlantic with its innovative 5G technology, focusing on fixed wireless access and mobile traffic. The deployment of the 5G Compact Macro simplifies installation and delivers high-speed, low-latency service, crucial for mmWave connectivity.
France and Germany’s partnership on the 5G Autobahn to Autoroute project is creating a groundbreaking 5G corridor between Metz and Saarbrücken. This cross-border endeavor, involving renowned telecom players like Orange and Telefónica, promises to revolutionize digital infrastructure.
Vodafone has sold its remaining 3% stake in Indus Towers for $330 million, marking its exit from the company. Proceeds were used to settle loans and increase Vodafone Idea’s ownership to 24.39%.
Verizon Business is revolutionizing communication infrastructure at multiple US Air Force bases, enhancing 4G and 5G networks. This strategic initiative not only boosts connectivity but also showcases Verizon’s commitment to network solutions within military operations.
Macquarie Asset Management has made a bid for Axiata Group’s Edotco, valuing the tower company at around $3.5 billion. Axiata, which owns 63% of Edotco, is evaluating the offer amid ongoing talks.
O2 Telefonica is breaking new ground in the telecommunications industry by embracing quantum technology. With its pioneering pilot project alongside AWS and Telefonica Tech, O2 Telefonica aims to enhance mobile network performance and establish advanced security standards.
Ericsson and e& UAE’s partnership brings a 5G breakthrough with the advanced dual-band Massive MIMO radio, AIR 3229. This innovation enhances 5G services by boosting network capacity and eco-friendliness with reduced power consumption.
EE has improved VoIP and emergency communication on Ben Nevis by collaborating with the Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team. Utilizing a 35-meter tower in Glen Nevis, this initiative supports the UK Home Office’s Emergency Services Network.
