Solis has partnered with DIDWW to enhance its global communication capabilities through advanced VoIP solutions. This collaboration supports Solis’ European expansion and reinforces its commitment to innovation and customer-centric service, while advancing its mission to deliver smart, sustainable energy solutions worldwide.
After criticizing AT&T for a conference call glitch, Donald Trump hinted at switching providers while promoting his new mobile venture. AT&T denied fault, citing a third-party platform. The timing is critical as the company faces scrutiny over past data breaches and ongoing lawsuits.
Orange Business has unveiled its new Defense & Security Division, affirming its dedication to sovereignty in defense and homeland security. This aligns with its “Lead the Future” strategy, targeting strategic verticals with sovereignty implications.
Telefónica Tech partners with Wiz to enhance cloud security management in Spain. By integrating Wiz’s Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform into Telefónica’s portfolio, organizations benefit from advanced incident detection, response, and continuous monitoring. This collaboration aims to simplify security in multi-cloud environments.
AIS’s launch of Thailand’s first hyperscale cloud platform marks a pivotal shift in local digital transformation. By partnering with Oracle, AIS Cloud ensures data sovereignty and compliance with Thai laws, reducing foreign dependency. This advancement is crucial for businesses embracing AI and big data.
AT&T will pay $177 million to settle lawsuits over two major data breaches in 2019 and 2024 that exposed sensitive customer information. The settlement, pending final approval, offers compensation to affected users and aims to resolve claims.
A recent study by BT highlights a critical cybersecurity gap among UK SMEs, with 39% neglecting essential training. This oversight leaves nearly two million businesses vulnerable to cyberattacks like phishing and ransomware, which affect 85% of companies.
SK Telecom faced a cybersecurity breach affecting 26.9 million customers, highlighting security challenges in the telecom industry. With USIM card shortages resolved, SKT resumes new subscriber acquisitions, having established a robust reservation system.
FiberCop has doubled its bond issue to €2.8 billion after strong investor demand, boosting funds for its broadband expansion. With over 12 million homes now connected and rollout targets on track, the company strengthens its position amid concerns over rival Open Fiber’s delays and stalled cooperation.
Olivia Trusty has been confirmed to the FCC, restoring a quorum with her addition as the third commissioner. Welcomed by colleagues and industry leaders, she brings Capitol Hill and private sector experience. Despite her approval, two seats remain unfilled.
