Celona’s recent certification by AT&T for its neutral-host system enhances indoor CBRS coverage, paving the way for better cellular connectivity where it’s often lacking. This system is more cost-effective than traditional Distributed Antenna Systems, providing multi-operator support and improving coverage.
Wireless Logic, a global leader in connectivity solutions, has acquired Arqia, a Brazilian IoT MVNO, enhancing its presence in Latin America. This strategic move aims to bolster Wireless Logic’s IoT airtime and service capabilities despite Brazil’s permanent roaming restrictions. With the acquisition, Wireless Logic expands its access to Brazil’s market.
Vecttor, a Cabify subsidiary, is revolutionizing fleet management with “Keyless,” a digital car access solution developed by Telefónica Tech and Geotab. This app-enabled system enhances efficiency, security, and driver convenience by eliminating physical keys. Currently rolling out across 3,000 vehicles in Spain, it marks a major step toward smarter, more sustainable mobility.
FirstNet now exceeds 7 million subscribers, covering nearly 3 million square miles. AT&T continues expanding the network, adding 20,000 square miles and enhancing coverage with AST SpaceMobile’s Non-Terrestrial Networks. Indoor connectivity also improves with HPUE and signal boosters. As FirstNet grows, public safety groups push for its reauthorization.
Samsung and KT are pioneering 6G innovations by advancing multi-antenna technologies to enhance signal quality and coverage. Incorporating AI into telecom systems, they aim to improve network stability and performance. The collaboration focuses on X-MIMO systems to deliver faster, reliable connectivity.
Ericsson and SoftBank have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to propel next-gen telecom technologies, including AI, Cloud RAN, and 6G. The partnership, called “NextWave Tech,” aims to enhance network efficiency and connectivity. Emphasizing innovative spectrum use and AI-driven automation, this collaboration positions Japan as a leader in telecom advancement.
Quickline has secured £11 million in public funding to expand its Project Gigabit rollout, bringing full fibre broadband to 6,000 more homes and businesses in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. This investment supports the UK government’s goal of nationwide high-speed internet, ensuring even rural areas gain access.
Nokia has significantly enhanced its Industrial IoT offerings by introducing advanced apps and a comprehensive marketplace. With a focus on automation, safety, and sustainability, the MXIE edge system now supports innovative technologies for Industry 4.0. This development, alongside partner collaborations, strengthens enterprises seeking to integrate robust 4G/5G communication solutions.
Semtech has revolutionized fiber broadband with its new 50G PON OLT chipset, fully compliant with International Telecommunication Union standards. This innovation meets the growing bandwidth demands from applications like AI and cloud gaming.
Ofcom’s bold proposal positions the UK as Europe’s pioneer in direct-to-device (D2D) satellite services, enhancing mobile connectivity by bypassing traditional equipment. Utilizing existing 4G and 5G spectrum, this approach promises to boost rural coverage and drive innovation.
