Infrastructure

Telecom networks are becoming too complex to manage through increasingly large layers of manual processes and fixed automation alone. As operators add 5G, cloud infrastructure, edge computing and more demanding enterprise services, the number of network events and decisions...

NTT Docomo and Mitsubishi Estate are developing 5G Smart City Infrastructure across Tokyo’s Otemachi, Marunouchi and Yurakucho districts, targeting the high data traffic and growing connectivity needs of one of Japan’s leading business areas. The project will introduce advanced 5G...

New Zealand mobile operator 2degrees has taken a significant step in its rollout of direct to device satellite connectivity, officially opening its Marton satellite ground station and completing successful testing of voice calls, video calls and mobile data through...

The Dominican Institute of Telecommunications (Indotel) has awarded radio spectrum frequency blocks to Viettel and Claro Dominicana following a public tender process. The Dominican Spectrum Tender resulted in a combined 260MHz being allocated to the two operators, creating scope...

Zayo has reached a long-term fiber supply agreement with Corning to secure a significant portion of the optical fibre the company expects to need through the rest of the decade. The deal is aimed at ensuring Zayo has reliable...

The International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T) has approved a framework for Low Latency Energy Efficient Networks as an international standard. The approval, granted on 13 August 2026, establishes Recommendation ITU-T Y.3335 as the formal standard defining network...

Kratos has announced multi-million-dollar satellite ground station orders from multiple international customers for Orbit Communication Systems' GAIA 100 Tri-Band antenna systems. The announcement, made on 19 August 2026, represents the first disclosed order win for Orbit since Kratos completed...