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The advent of 5G has brought about a monumental shift in the way that telecommunications companies approach charging.
5G

Exploring 5G Charging: Strategies, Features, and Prioritization

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The emergence of 5G has ushered in a profound transformation in the telecom industry’s approach to charging, surpassing former phased shifts in monetization. It’s crucial for CSPs to establish a flexible charging system in tune with the fast-paced evolution of services, extending from 3G, 4G to fixed-line and 5G. Essential features of an effective charging mechanism certainly include flexibility, but also scalability and adaptability, to incorporate a range of services and adapt to continuous changes in service offerings. Network X, a standout telecom event, dedicates itself to exploring these issues and equipping attendees with strategic knowledge.

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Sweden and Denmark is on the brink of a substantial transformation, with Stonepeak's impending acquisition of a 49% stake in Cellnex Nordics.
M&A

Cellnex-Stonepeak Deal: A New Chapter in Nordic Telecommunications

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The telecommunications realm of Sweden and Denmark is on the brink of a substantial transformation, with Stonepeak’s impending acquisition of a 49% stake in Cellnex Nordics. Despite alterations in ownership, operational management remains with Cellnex. However, the agreement awaits regulatory approval, with full expectancy of completion by Q1 2024. The funding injection is anticipated to bolster Cellnex’s debt reduction strategy, aiming for a coveted S&P investment grade credit rating. Both parties share a positive outlook, viewing this step as critical in Cellnex’s broader shift towards consolidation.

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In a drive to lower energy consumption and meet 2031 climate goals, BT is the latest to pursue liquid cooling techniques.
Telco Buzz

Exploring the Impact of Liquid Cooling Techniques in Telecommunications

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Exploring efficient energy solutions, BT is turning to liquid cooling techniques to lower network switch power usage. Collaborations with Iceotope and Juniper hint at precision cooling for servers—a potentially industry-first initiative. Meanwhile, strategies with Immersion4, Nexalus, and Airsys run the gamut from full immersion to cooling-unit encased cold plates. Crucially, every energy-reduction experiment aids BT’s ambitious journey toward net-zero emissions by 2031.

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Iliad Group has carved a unique path in the European telecommunications landscape, touting its "Iliad way" as the driving force behind it.
Telco Buzz

Iliad Group Spurs Growth Across European Telecom Markets

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The France-based Iliad Group has carved a unique path in the European telecommunications landscape, touting its “Iliad way” as the driving force behind its outperformance in the three key markets of France, Italy, and Poland. Iliad reported impressive group organic revenue growth, with France contributing 7.7%, Italy 12.2%, and Poland 5.6% for the first half of 2023.

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The U.S government recently unveiled draft guidelines outlining permissible equipment purchases from outside the country.
Infrastructure

Exploring BEAD’s Impact on Domestic and Overseas Telecom Equipment Purchase

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The US government has recently provided clarity regarding foreign equipment purchases under the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) programme. The emphasis is on minimizing exceptions to ‘buy American’ rules, particularly reflected in the fibre-optic sector. Notwithstanding, one significant provision allows sourcing glass used in fibre optics from overseas. This comes as a relief for firms worried about supply sufficiency and costs. The spotlight of foreign vendors, meanwhile, is potentially electronics, with proposed exemptions including most semiconductors.

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The Norwegian telecommunications giant, Telenor, has unveiled a significant reshuffle within its leadership structure.
Telco Buzz

Telenor’s Leadership Reshuffle: A Strategic Shuffle Towards 2025 Vision

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Norway’s Telenor pushes forward with a dramatic leadership change aimed at augmenting its growth trajectory in line with its 2025 vision. Notable moves include former Head of Telenor Asia, Jørgen C. Arentz Rostrup, stepping in as Head of Telenor Nordics, while his predecessor Petter-Børre Furberg takes over his former position. Google Cloud’s ex-head of telecoms, Amol Phadke, also joins the team as EVP and group CTO, with a focus on technology transformation.

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By leveraging white label VoIP, resellers can customize and rebrand communication services under their own name. T
VoIP Fundamentals

How White Label VoIP Can Help Resellers Build Their Brand

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In today’s fast-paced and competitive business landscape, resellers are constantly seeking ways to differentiate themselves, establish a strong brand identity and offer unique value propositions to their customers. White label Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solutions have emerged as a powerful tool for resellers looking to gain a competitive edge in the telecommunications market.

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Airtel Africa recently made it public that its subsidiary Airtel Uganda is gearing up to be listed on the Ugandan Securities Exchange (USE).
M&A

Airtel Uganda’s Planned Listing: A Boost for Local Ownership?

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In a significant move, Airtel Africa has announced plans for its Uganda branch to list on the Ugandan Securities Exchange (USE). Some 20% of the company’s shares, amounting to roughly 8 billion, will be offered publicly. This strategy, aimed at boosting local ownership, coincides with a government directive and is expected to underscore the growth of capital markets. However, the final say lies with the Ugandan Capital Markets Authority…

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In the face of the bleak atmosphere surrounding reduced telco capex, private cellular networking presents a glimmer of hope.
Broadband

Unraveling the Intricacies and Potential of Private Cellular Networking

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Amid declining telco capital expenditures impacting vendor profits, private cellular networking shines as a beacon of hope. Recent research reveals a significant 60% YoY increase in Q2 revenues for private cellular networking equipment, offering new revenue streams for industry giants like Ericsson and Nokia. However, with greater benefits come complex challenges that, if overcome, could potentially catapult the market worth to a substantial $7.7 billion by 2027.

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