VvAA Groep B.V to transform service experience and performance with Vonage’s NewVoiceMedia solution Vonage’s NewVoiceMedia contact centre platform has been chosen by Dutch insurance provider VvAA to enhance its members’ customer experience. After conducting a market evaluation, the company implemented Vonage’s NVM solution for its Salesforce integration and rich functionality. VvAA Groep’s advisors will have immediate access to entire history of customers interactions, also, inbound calls will be dynamically managed and routed, improving handling time and customer satisfaction. Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/y5l2maho Telenor completes acquisition of majority stake in DNA Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor Group has completed the acquisition of Finland’s third-largest mobile operator DNA. Telenor has acquired 54 percent of the shares in DNA for EUR 20.90 each in cash, or a total of EUR 1.5 billion after the deal approval by DNA shareholders, Finda Telecoms and PHP Holding, and Finland’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment. Helsinki-based…
ZTE Corporation and Intel have jointly launched the Light Cloud platform for access networks at the 5G Summit being held at Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona. The Light Cloud solution is based on Intel’s innovative Edge products, impeccably integrated into ZTE’s flagship optical fiber access platform, Titan, thus merging Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) and Network function virtualization (NFVI). The solution employs lightweight blade servers equipped with Intel Xeon D processors. When embedded in an OLT or BRAS device, the blade servers transform it into lightweight cloud infrastructure, thus reducing high capital costs and making a positive environmental impact. The infrastructure opens up computing and storage possibilities based on telecom access equipment, and allows the deployment and distribution of application-sensitive services. The access layer with cloud features is supported by built-in blade servers, and facilitates the ability to offer a wide range of cloud applications and services, including…
Quantum computing is set to revolutionize the internet. IBM and Cisco are paving the way for a quantum computing internet by 2030. This innovation could significantly change VOIP communications, enabling faster, more secure connections. Their joint efforts may unlock new possibilities for the VOIP industry and beyond.
SK Telecom, a leader in VoIP technology, is boosting its data infrastructure with plans to expand its data center in Ulsan, South Korea, and build a new facility in Vietnam. Integrating cutting-edge technology, these advancements solidify SK Telecom’s commitment to enhancing data services, supporting the global shift towards advanced technological solutions.
Voice technology is experiencing a paradigm shift with the introduction of Speech-to-Retrieval (S2R), transcending conventional voice search systems. Unlike traditional methods, S2R directly processes audio into actionable information, enhancing speed and precision. This advancement leverages AI for instant, context-aware responses, revolutionizing user interaction with voice-activated devices and platforms.
Crusoe has acquired Israeli startup Atero to strengthen its AI infrastructure. The deal integrates Atero’s technology for improved GPU efficiency, scalability, and energy use, while also marking Crusoe’s expansion into Tel Aviv.
SK Telecom’s launch of ‘Haein’, a cutting-edge GPU-as-a-Service, marks a significant leap in Korea’s AI infrastructure. With over 1,000 NVIDIA B200 GPUs, Haein supersedes previous offerings, setting a new AI standard.
Tata Communications and AWS are teaming up to develop an AI-ready network infrastructure connecting Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Chennai. This high-capacity, low-latency network aims to support AI, 5G, and HPC projects.
OpenAI and Oracle’s expansion of the Stargate AI infrastructure boosts US capacity by 4.5GW, enhancing computing power to meet soaring AI demands. This ambitious project creates over 100,000 jobs across various sectors, including construction and operations.
The United Kingdom is set to supercharge its computing capabilities with a target of 6 gigawatts of AI-capable data center capacity by 2030. The ambitious Compute Roadmap aims to redefine current infrastructures, heavily focused on general workloads, to support cutting-edge AI applications.


