Vodafone Spain is deploying a private 5G network at Geoalcali’s Navarra mine to enhance safety and efficiency. Integrating 4G for equipment connectivity, it enables real-time data access, remote machinery control, and automation.
SoftBank has partnered with Quantinuum, a quantum computing leader, to advance AI through hybrid quantum computing, integrating Central, Graphics, and Quantum Processing Units. This collaboration addresses challenges in offering quantum computing services, aiming to innovate solutions beyond current technologies.
DNB and Edotco Group have successfully rolled out a private 5G network at Kuala Lumpur International Airport, enhancing connectivity for travelers. This move underpins Malaysia’s commitment to advancing 5G and aligns with strategies to improve indoor connectivity.
Emirati telco e& partners with New York University Abu Dhabi to propel 6G tech forward. This collaboration bridges academia and industry, empowering students with insights and hands-on experience in emerging technologies like 6G.
DIDWW has expanded its A2P SMS coverage to the USA, Ukraine, and Cyprus, empowering businesses to enhance global communication with secure, personalized messaging. Offering high delivery rates, robust security, and advanced tools, DIDWW enables seamless SMS campaigns with guaranteed sender IDs.
LexisNexis has launched the “Cellular Verified” initiative to enhance 5G patent data accuracy in the telecom sector. Collaborating with over 30 leading companies, the program achieves 99.9% data precision by verifying patents against ETSI records.
Sparkle, a top global operator, is enhancing its services in Brazil with a new Point of Presence in Brasília. This strategic move caters to increasing demand for international connectivity, reinforcing Sparkle’s leading role in Latin America.
Nokia and Zain KSA have teamed up to revolutionize indoor mobile connectivity in Saudi Arabia by introducing the first 4G/5G Femtocell solution in the region. This partnership aims to improve indoor network coverage for enterprises, ensuring seamless and efficient communication.
Sparkle has partnered with Oceanic Environmental Cables to recycle 22,000 kilometers of unused submarine cables, significantly reducing carbon emissions. By repurposing materials, they drive eco-friendly practices.