Optus and Ericsson are introducing advanced 5G antennas in Australia, aiming to boost coverage while reducing energy use. Real-world tests show strong performance with lower power consumption. This partnership supports growing data demands and sustainability goals, ensuring reliable streaming, gaming, and video calls.
The UK government and NVIDIA have partnered to boost AI research in UK universities. Through new programs and a dedicated AI Technology Center, the collaboration aims to advance AI and 6G innovation, provide researchers with critical tools.
Orange has partnered with Eutelsat to enhance satellite connectivity for its enterprise and government clients. By integrating low earth orbit technology with its existing network, Orange aims to deliver more resilient and secure services in even the most remote regions.
Vodafone Qatar is set to revolutionize its 5G services by partnering with Nokia for a network overhaul. The collaboration focuses on enhancing speed, security, and adaptability to meet digital transformation needs, aligning with Qatar Vision 2030. This strategic move is poised to redefine Qatar’s telecoms sector.
DIDWW has launched Automations on its Messaging Platform, enabling businesses to build event-driven, multi-channel communication flows. With visual tools, real-time insights, and advanced features, the platform simplifies customer engagement while improving efficiency, compliance, and message delivery across SMS, email, and social channels.
Openreach is delivering full fibre broadband to 38 rural UK communities through Project Gigabit, aiming to connect 290,000 hard to reach properties. The initiative is already boosting business, education and local economies, with potential to add £66 billion to UK GDP and support remote work.
MasOrange has launched Spain’s first 5G Advanced network, setting a new benchmark in telecoms. Deployed in Seville, the network uses mid and low bands, the 26 GHz spectrum, and a 3.5 GHz band, offering innovative services like 5G New Calling, enhancing connectivity and customer experience.
SIM swap fraud cases in the UK surged over one thousand percent in 2024, exposing major vulnerabilities in the telecom sector. Criminals use this tactic to intercept calls and messages, enabling identity theft and account takeovers. Cifas urges stronger identity checks and cross-sector data sharing to combat the rising threat.
The US Department of Transport’s ‘Brand New Air Traffic Control System Plan’ aims to revolutionize communication infrastructure with state-of-the-art telecoms technology. By deploying advanced fiber, wireless, and satellite solutions, it includes 25,000 new radios and 475 voice switches.
The European Commission has launched a review of merger rules to boost investment and innovation across the EU. Key updates target competitiveness, digitalisation, and resilience, addressing concerns from both telecom operators and regulators. The reform aims to modernize policy amid global tensions.
