Eurofiber and NTT Data’s “Connected Workspace” is redefining digital transformation for Dutch enterprises by integrating private 5G, fiber, and data center infrastructures. This innovative service promises rapid deployment with minimal investments, harnessing Eurofiber’s robust infrastructure.
Virgin Media O2 has ramped up its mobile network in Scotland, boosting 4G and 5G services across 13,000 postcodes. As part of a £700 million upgrade plan, the provider targets better coverage in urban areas and tourist spots.
Fujitsu launches 1Finity as a global networking business to boost autonomy and competitiveness in optical and wireless solutions. By uniting key network units and embracing AI and 6G technologies, 1Finity aims to deliver agile, cutting edge products and services tailored to the evolving needs of telecom operators and data centers worldwide.
Ericsson and e& UAE have embarked on a transformative three-year initiative to enhance the UAE’s 5G network. By deploying Ericsson’s cutting-edge radio technology, the collaboration aims to introduce 5G Advanced features and achieve a significant commercial rollout of Reduced Capability in the Middle East and Africa.
SoftBank’s $15 million investment in Sceye could revolutionize telecommunications through High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) services. Utilizing stratospheric airships for connectivity, this venture aims to enhance VoIP communication, especially in remote areas, by 2026. This innovative approach promises improved network coverage, aligning with SoftBank’s enduring commitment to telecom advancement.
At MWC Shanghai 2025, China Telecom and Huawei introduced Intelligent Ultra Pooling Uplink, a 5G Advanced innovation that boosts uplink speed, reduces delays, and improves coverage. Powered by AI, it enables seamless data transmission for smart devices, enhances energy efficiency, and supports real-time applications.
Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report highlights FWA as a key driver of 5G revenue, with speed-based plans on the rise. Adoption is growing globally, especially in North America and emerging markets. By 2030, FWA may account for over 35 percent of new broadband connections.
VoIP isn’t just about cheaper calls – it’s a smarter way to cut communication costs across the board. From reducing infrastructure and IT expenses to boosting productivity and enabling remote work, VoIP offers a scalable, cost-effective solution that improves operations and supports long-term business growth. Here’s how it transforms communication ROI.
Infobip has rolled out Rich Communication Services messaging across all major US mobile carriers, offering businesses a powerful new way to engage customers. With rich media, advanced chat features, and interactive tools, RCS is redefining mobile communication.

