Are you part of the VoIP industry or just interested in the subject? Are you wondering what the VoIP market is up to? Do you want to keep your strategy ahead of the game? Are you concerned about the future of cloud communications? If so, you should start attending VoIP events and conferences, after all, it is the best way for you to stay up-to-date with the latest VoIP news, innovations, trends, and at the same time engage in high-quality networking. There are hundreds of telecom conferences around the world, but here are our top must-attend VoIP events: IT EXPO This event was first held 18 years ago and it is still one of the industry’s most important annual starting points. With its content and participants continuously evolving with the marketplace, is it one of the only VoIP events dedicated to solutions that drive communications transformation for the enterprise mid-market,…
Rightfiber enters the broadband market with a $1.6 billion credit facility, combining Ritter Communications and Great Plains Communications to expand fiber networks across rural America. With VoIP services, business communications, cloud connectivity and fiber-to-the-home demand rising, Rightfiber’s integration strategy could reshape regional broadband, voice and digital service competition for providers
Nokia’s Cognitive Operations brings AI, edge computing, and resilient wireless connectivity to mission-critical sites, starting with mining. The rugged platform supports real-time analytics, predictive maintenance, digital twins, and secure VoIP communications, signaling how private 5G, mesh networks, and industrial infrastructure may converge for safer, smarter field operations at scale today
Ericsson is bringing AI-RAN into live 5G networks, promising smarter coverage, lower latency, better capacity, and improved energy efficiency. For VoIP providers and carriers, telco-grade AI could enhance call quality, uplink performance, network slicing, and real-time communications as enterprise voice services demand faster, more reliable mobile connectivity at scale now
Digital Realty’s new 6.4MW Nairobi data centre strengthens East Africa’s cloud, telecom, and VoIP infrastructure. With 100+ network connections, internet exchanges, and satellite resilience, NBO2 boosts low-latency hosting, interconnection, and hybrid IT, giving carriers, enterprises, and VoIP providers faster, more reliable routes while supporting mission-critical communications regionwide.
Ciena says AI is accelerating a multiyear network investment cycle, boosting demand for optical networking, data center connectivity, and high capacity bandwidth. As AI traffic reshapes WAN, cloud, and VoIP infrastructure, operators need faster, lower latency fiber systems to support scalable communications, reliable services, and future network growth worldwide efficiently
Nokia’s new AI research centre in Riyadh could reshape VoIP, 5G, and future 6G network automation across Saudi Arabia. Focused on SMO, SON, rApps, and AI-native telecom software, the hub supports Saudi Vision 2030 while helping operators boost reliability, reduce energy use, and build smarter communications services worldwide at scale.
Orange’s acquisition of Dome boosts secure private 5G and VoIP-ready communications for defence and critical infrastructure. The cloud-native platform helps organisations build resilient hybrid networks, protect sensitive traffic, and maintain connectivity during disruption, supporting drones, emergency services, ports, airports, and mission-critical operations across Europe’s evolving secure telecom and VoIP landscape
Fairphone’s €50 million funding push highlights rising demand for durable smartphones as telecom innovation accelerates across EMEA. From quantum-safe satellite links and AI network automation to Ericsson fintech, Ooredoo 5G gains and DSA oversight, these developments shape mobile connectivity, VoIP services and secure digital communications for operators, enterprises and consumers
TDS Telecommunications expands its VoIP and fiber broadband footprint in New Hampshire by acquiring Granite State Communications’ voice and fiber operations. The deal adds 11,000 service addresses, strengthens regional network density, and promises continuity for customers while positioning TDS for future high-speed internet, business communications, and rural voice service growth.

