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AT&T Wins GWS Nations Best Wireless Network

AT&T’s wireless customers are continuing to connect to each other and their entertainment on the ‘Nation’s Best Wireless Network’ for the second consecutive year, with a clean sweep across every video metric – quality, freezing and time to first...

Tech Mahindra Announces Multi-Year Agreement to Accelerate AT&T’s...

Expand strategic collaboration to accelerate AT&T’s IT network application, shared systems modernization and movement to the cloud   Tech Mahindra Ltd. a leading provider of digital transformation, consulting and business reengineering services and solutions, announced expansion of its strategic collaboration with...

T-Mobile Launches eSIM for Postpaid Customers

T-Mobile  announced expanded support for embedded SIM (eSIM), which is basically just a physical SIM card gone digital. Last year, the Un-carrier launched eSIM on prepaid plans, and starting August 28, customers can light up an eSIM with a...

Sprint Lights Up True Mobile 5G in New...

Sprint’s on-the-go customers can now experience the power and performance of True Mobile 5G across the heart of New York City. The next generation of wireless service is here, delivering coverage and mobility with blazing-fast download speeds. True Mobile...

Russias first 5G zone deployed in Moscow

Ericsson and Tele2 have launched Russia's first 5G zone in central Moscow on Tele2's commercial network, setting into motion an agreement they signed in June this year. The non-stop outdoor 5G coverage is live in Tverskaya Street, the busiest...

MTN reports solid financial results good commercial momentum...

MTN Group announced an encouraging set of results for the six months ended 30 June 2019 in the context of difficult trading conditions across its major markets. Commenting on the results, Rob Shuter, MTN Group President and CEO, said: “We had...

Singtel posts 541 million net profit amid industry...

Singtel reported a net profit of S$541 million for the first quarter, down 35% largely due to Airtel’s losses and higher depreciation and amortisation costs in network and spectrum across the Group. Excluding Airtel however, net profit was down...

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