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An Integrated Satellite Voice Call has been successfully demonstrated by Viasat and BMW Group, marking a significant advancement in satellite-enabled automotive communications. The demonstration showcased a voice call placed through a vehicle's infotainment system using non-terrestrial network (NTN) technology,...

Multi-Carrier IoT SIM Control is set to become more accessible for enterprises following CSL Group's acquisition of IoTM Solutions. The deal strengthens CSL's managed IoT portfolio by combining resilient connectivity services with a cloud-native platform that simplifies SIM lifecycle...

A leading regional TechCo - Zain Group, has been granted a 25-year license - 20 years plus an extendable 5 years to operate mobile telecom network in Syria. This milestone comes after a stringent and extremely competitive tender process for the current MTN network,...

The US Trade and Development Agency - USTDA entered into a grant agreement with SubConnex, the Malaysia-based cable developer, so as to fund a feasibility evaluation of SCNX3 system in order to help the next phase of project development. The technical and commercial...

Moving beyond the constraints of the radio frequency spectrum, light-based wireless systems are unlocking a new era of high-speed connectivity. Optical wireless communication offers a secure, interference-free, and high-capacity alternative for expanding network reach in dense urban environments, industrial sites, and beyond the reach of traditional fiber infrastructure.

Exploring the frontier of light-based communication reveals a new generation of glass and hollow-core technologies. These advancements are breaking traditional bandwidth barriers, enabling faster data transmission and lower latency for global telecom networks through sophisticated photonics and multi-core designs.

Modern telecommunications are undergoing a profound shift as space-based assets merge with terrestrial cellular infrastructure to deliver ubiquitous high-speed connectivity. This evolution addresses the geographical limitations of traditional base stations, creating a unified global network capable of supporting the next generation of mobile technology and massive machine-type communications.