
ALT Unetwork Fault Finding Coming Soon. A cinematic 3D illustration shows the Unetwork mascot, a black circular character with the white Unetwork logo, white gloves and trainers, standing in a dark urban street. The mascot holds a smartphone displaying an orange network signal waveform and points towards a telecommunications tower. Glowing green connections arc between the tower, smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, and connected devices in surrounding buildings, representing a distributed edge network collecting real-world connectivity observations. The artwork illustrates Unetwork's upcoming Fault Finding task, designed to help identify and verify network faults, connectivity issues and telecommunications service performance using real devices operating across mobile and Wi-Fi networks. The visual highlights decentralized network monitoring, device-powered fault detection, connectivity verification, and real-world telecom intelligence.

ALT Minutes Network Accelerator promotional graphic announcing El Salvador as a newly launched international wholesale voice telecommunications corridor. The square social media design features the Minutes Network logo and Accelerator branding against a dark navy and purple background, with the El Salvador national flag in the upper-right corner. Large white text reads “El Salvador”, followed by “Now live” in light purple. The central visual shows a smiling woman speaking on a mobile phone outside a colorful building, framed within the geographical outline of El Salvador. Subtle telecommunications switching equipment appears in the background, representing global voice connectivity and carrier infrastructure. The website minutesnetwork.io/accelerator appears at the bottom. The announcement highlights the expansion of Minutes Network Accelerator into Central America, adding another destination for wholesale voice routing, international call termination, dedicated telecom capacity and globa

ALT Promotional graphic for PacketExchange AI Control by Minutes Network, showcasing AI-operated wholesale telecommunications and natural-language telecom switch management. On a dark navy and purple background, the gold PacketExchange logo and white branding sit above the headline “TELL YOUR SWITCH WHAT TO DO.” A layered PacketExchange Switch dashboard shows an AI Control example conversation. An operator asks: “Add Northwind Telecom as a supplier, IP auth from 203.0.113.10, and send them my UK traffic.” AI Control explains that it will add the supplier with IP authentication and create a UK route group prioritising that carrier. The interface displays “Awaiting your approval” with “Yes, apply it” and “Not now” buttons, illustrating human approval before routing changes. The closing line reads “AI intelligence. Operator control.” The graphic highlights AI-assisted carrier switching, supplier onboarding, SIP routing, wholesale voice traffic management and operator oversight.

ALT Minutes Network presents PacketExchange Live, Episode 01, the first in a deep-dive series. Black-and-gold event graphic featuring a data centre aisle, server racks and the Minutes Network and PacketExchange logos. Headline: “Step inside the telecom market. See PacketExchange live.” The session covers how voice and SMS are traded, the roles of Switch and Validation Nodes, and how to get started with PacketExchange. Thursday 3 December at 14:00 CET, live on the Minutes Network Discord. Join at discord.gg/CtFJA5Z9k.

















