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At the 15th @ZTEPress Global Summit & User Congress 2026, Francois Olivier, CSO, and Mauritz Lewies, CTO of @comsolnetworks, share their vision for the company’s strategic 5G network deployment in South Africa and the opportunities it creates for businesses and consumers.
KDDI-owned Mongolian operator Mobicom faces scrutiny by local authorities after torching 4,000 square kilometers in a nature reserve.
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The National Association of Broadcasters and Sinclair are fighting a petition for the FCC to allow low-power TV stations to voluntarily deploy 5G Broadcast. As backers of ATSC 3.0, they believe a new rule will fragment the market.
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Orange wants to expand satellite direct-to-device services through its partnership with AST SpaceMobile and its European JV with Vodafone, Satellite Connect Europe, but has postponed testing amid limited satellite coverage.
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In a trial planned for 2027, SoftBank and Nokia aim to move AI-RAN out of laboratory environments and validate its performance under real-world, commercial traffic conditions.
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Sales to AI and cloud customers accounted for nearly all revenue growth at Nokia as it continued to work on restructuring various parts of its business.
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#Eurobites: Wake up and smell the Starlink coffee, says EU's Kobosko; AI boosts Nokia in Q3; Ericsson detects drones; Zain, Ooredoo launch tower-sharing platform.
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Cloud-based services are changing what service assurance requires.
Tomorrow, learn how cloud-native platforms, APIs, AI, and automation are shaping service assurance and OSS/BSS management at the Orchestration and Service Assurance Symposium.
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Musk says catching Starship's upper stage is 'more likely than not' on the next flight. Starlink, meanwhile, added 1.6M subs, short of forecasts, as ARPU fell to $69.
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Thai operator AIS will effectively secure a 24.01% indirect stake in Lao Telecom in a $43.35 million deal expected to be completed by December 31, 2026.
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AST SpaceMobile targets 'initial, intermittent coverage' for satellite mobile broadband services by year-end in US, Canada, Japan, UK and Saudi Arabia.
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Under its 'Grid 2040' plan, Virgin Media O2 is in talks with rivals about possible 5G 'densification,' but its network is already making strides.
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Toshiba execs say the company's QSN platform will make quantum-safe networks more scalable, allowing for simpler and cheaper implementation.
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#Eurobites: CMA looks to open up Apple's NFC walled garden; Elisa's Q3 dented by PSTN switch-off; TIM goes sovereign with Nvidia; A1 Group raises its outlook.
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In its latest copper network shutdown update, AT&T says it has decommissioned more than 100 wire centers that served 500 communities and 1.3 million locations across 18 states.
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Singtel and Ericsson entered a five-year partnership to scale up Singapore's 5G Advanced capabilities and accelerate the adoption of AI-native networks.
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South Korean data center firm Elice's IPO disappointment is the latest sign the AI boom may have peaked.
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Per Narvinger, Ericsson's new CEO, describes Ericsson's ASICs as an 'extraordinary asset' when asked about interest in Nvidia's GPUs.
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#Eurobites: EU doubles down on KKR's Netco acquisition; Nexfibre vents anger at regulator's merger report; Telefónica and NOS do defense connectivity; Tele2's Q3.
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Satellite connectivity is expanding IoT and mobile networks.
Join Iridium and Omdia to learn how standards-based NB-IoT and direct-to-device connectivity can extend coverage and create revenue opportunities beyond terrestrial networks.
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The recently passed UOMO bill requires Australia's major telecom operators to provide baseline voice and text services across the entire country.
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