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Ericsson Partners with VodafoneThree for UK Network Upgrade

Ericsson has entered into an eight-year agreement worth SEK 12.5 billion (around GBP £1 billion) to deliver core and radio network infrastructure for VodafoneThree for UK network upgrade. The deal positions Ericsson as the exclusive nationwide core network vendor,...

Nokia and Axians to Advance Network Infrastructure in EMEA

Axians, VINCI Energies’ ICT brand, has expanded its partnership with Nokia to advance the next phase of communications infrastructure and mobile networks in the Europe, the MIddle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. Together, they have created joint solutions to...

Shifting Business Models in the Global Gaming and Streaming Industry

The gaming and streaming sectors have grown into dominant forces in digital entertainment. They are shaping how audiences consume media and interact with content. These industries have moved past one-time purchases and scheduled programming toward dynamic, service-driven experiences. Beyond entertainment,...

NZ Telecom Firms Launch Cellular Network Visibility Service

Spark and One New Zealand have teamed up with Next Generation Critical Communications (NGCC) and Police Minister Mark Mitchell to roll out the Cellular Network Visibility Service. The new system gives emergency services a live view of mobile network...

U Mobile and SACOFA Partner to Expand 5G Network in Malaysia

U Mobile partnered with SACOFA in a strategic deal to be its premier fiber backhaul partner to provide Sarawak's next-generation 5G rollout. This development implies U Mobile's plan to deploy the required facilities for the wider connectivity as well...

Vodafone Fiji Announces Rollout Out of 5G Services in Fiji

Vodafone Fiji has announced that its 5G services will go live in Fiji soon. This development represents a defining milestone for both customers and the wider nation, as the arrival of this advanced technology ushers in a new era...

Thailand to Allocate Free Spectrum for Private 5G Adoption

The Thai government is planning to allocate 100 MHz of spectrum in the 4,800 MHz band to factories to support the rollout of Thailand's private 5G networks. The plan is meant to enable manufacturers and businesses to create specialised...

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