DIDWW, a global provider of premium quality VoIP communications and SIP trunking services to operators and businesses all over the world, has significantly advanced its A2P SMS services with increased coverage across the Latin American region. Customers can now access an array of new routes that provide secure and scalable messaging for business communications. This major expansion covers a broad range of countries across LATAM, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela. These wide-ranging routes enable businesses to send SMS messages throughout the region via secure A2P channels with scalable infrastructure and optimized performance, enabling effective customer outreach and engagement. Designed to support large-scale messaging operations, the DIDWW SMS service guarantees consistently high delivery rates across all markets. The carrier’s advanced global infrastructure enables high-quality SMS services by optimizing message deliverability, minimizing delays, and…
TPG Telecom has accused Telstra of exaggerating its mobile coverage by nearly one million square kilometres, calling the claims misleading and unfair. The dispute centers on Telstra counting areas where coverage requires extra equipment. TPG is urging regulators to act and may pursue legal action.
DIDWW expands mobile Direct Inward Dialing (DID) coverage in Mexico, offering businesses easy access to virtual phone numbers through their portal or API. This move enhances global communication, supports cost-saving strategies, and simplifies operations.
DIDWW has expanded its VoIP services with mobile virtual phone numbers now available in Ecuador. Businesses can activate these mobile DID numbers instantly via the DIDWW portal or API. This expansion ensures easier local presence and enhanced global communication.
Gigaclear secures £420 million investment from Equitix, boosting coverage targets and bringing ultrafast full fibre broadband to over one million rural homes in England by 2027, fostering economic growth and essential service access.
Telefonica Deutschland has comprehensive plans for a sweeping shut down of its 3G network starting in July, making it the last operator in Germany to phase out legacy technologies in favor of 4G and 5G. Approximately 16,000 3G sites are scheduled to be shut down by the company. The resources that were needed for 3G will now be repurposed for the 4G network by the end of the year. According to the operator, 4G will use the frequencies of current 3G transmitters at 2,100 MHz. This upgrade from 3G to 4G will benefit Telefónica Deutschland’s customers, as well as customers of its other brands, providing a better and faster network. A full upgrade of the first 500 3G sites will begin on July 1st. An additional 1000 sites will be repurposed two weeks later. The regions where the upgrade will begin are Lower Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western…

