Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 34

In the era of 5G, telcos are under pressure to find new ways to build, operate, and monetise networks while delivering new and greater value to customers.

The voice-over LTE market is forecasted to garner revenue of US$914.8 billion in 2033, up from US$18.4 billion in 2023, at a rate of 47.8%.

Market players overspend on research and development to enhance their product portfolio and collaborate with other businesses.

Euroconsult honours Kacific Broadband Satellites Group with 2023 Universal Broadband Award for commitment to global connectivity in unserved regions.

The pain isn't just about understanding your Telco bill; it's about knowing where you might be overpaying due to inaccuracies or redundant services.

TechDay's 10-Minute IT Jams speaks to Andrew Winlaw, Vice President & GM for Australia & New Zealand at Amelia, about their AI solutions.

The project, underpinned by 5G technology, will be test-bedded in SCDF’s Smart Fire Station on its latest-generation fire emergency vehicles.

Akamai Technologies is celebrating 20 years in Asia-Pacific and Japan and is confident about the future as customer demand grows in cloud computing.

IT and telecoms business leaders in the UK and Ireland say the energy crisis will impact their organisations ability to meet emissions reduction plans.

Indonesia's smartphone market shrinks for eighth straight quarter but grows 13.8% QoQ to 8.9 million units - IDC.

Render Networks has appointed Craig Stephens as Director of Business Development for Australia and New Zealand as part of its expansion plans in the region.

Notes for Zoom allows users to collaborate before, during, and after meetings to help drive productivity and alignment.

Photographs, home addresses, and date of birth were among the personal details available online through search engines.

BitTitan, Inc. announced the appointment of Tim O'Neill as the new Asia-Pacific sales manager, strengthening its market position in the region.

With a modular, integrated platform like CSG offers, CSPs can orchestrate marketplaces with zero-touch partnering and deliver industry-specific solutions.

The Commerce Commission is seeking feedback on resetting revenue limits for Chorus, New Zealand's largest telecoms infrastructure provider.

The partnership will provide application and network security for organisations in NZ, including those in banking, transport, health, and the public sector.

Mighty Ape, New Zealand's iconic online retailer, is set to disrupt the telecoms sector with its new prepay mobile plan, Mighty Mobile.

Strivr has partnered with Australian VR studio Start Beyond to bring its platform to the APAC market and advance VR-based workplace learning.

The three organisations will work together to reshape how digital infrastructure is designed, deployed, and maintained.