Sunday, October 4, 2026

Infrastructure

Open RAN Increasing the Need for Network Automation

Open RAN is changing how mobile networks are built by separating functions that were traditionally delivered as tightly integrated systems. Radio units, distributed units, centralised units, cloud infrastructure and software applications can increasingly operate across a wider range of...

AI RAN Expanding the Role of Software in...

The development of AI RAN is changing the role software plays across radio access networks. Traditional RAN architecture has relied heavily on purpose-built hardware, with software functions closely tied to the equipment on which they run. Open and virtualised...

Cloud-Native Infrastructure Reshaping Open RAN Deployment Models

Open RAN is changing how radio access networks are designed by separating functions that were traditionally delivered as tightly integrated systems. Radio units, distributed units and centralised units can increasingly be deployed as separate components, creating greater flexibility in...

Open RAN Adoption Moving Beyond Technical Trials

Open RAN is entering a more commercially focused phase as operators move selected deployments beyond laboratory testing and limited field trials. The technology was initially promoted around open interfaces, virtualised network functions and the ability to separate hardware and...

AMD and Cisco Bring Saudi AI Infrastructure Into...

Saudi AI Infrastructure has moved from planning to production as AMD, Cisco and HUMAIN confirmed that GPU-based AI compute systems are now live and serving customers in Saudi Arabia and beyond. The deployment marks a concrete step in the...

Maxis Expands Fibre Backhaul Across 151 Telecom Towers

Maxis has been appointed by Melaka ICT Holdings as a strategic infrastructure partner to accelerate the deployment of fibre backhaul across 151 telecom towers in the Malaysian state of Melaka. The project involves an investment of approximately RM30 million...

Telin Expands International Connectivity Through Four Strategic Deals

Telkom Indonesia's international subsidiary Telin has signed four agreements aimed at expanding its international connectivity capabilities across subsea cable capacity, fibre infrastructure, data centre services and open digital architecture. The deals were signed during BATIC 2026, held from August...

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