Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 47

The shift to hybrid work has created operational challenges for organisations. Deep visibility and monitoring solutions are crucial for success.

Spark expects $900 million at completion but that's subject to OIO approval which is anticipated to occur in the first half of FY23.

Venture Insights’ latest survey has found that 25% Australians and New Zealanders would pay extra for a 5G service that gives them a better video experience.

Dedi Iskandar has been appointed as Asia Pacific advisory and transaction services data center solutions head.

Switching from 4G to 5G networks brings groundbreaking advancements that can help businesses grow revenue 2.5 times faster, says Accenture research.

The pilot of the computer vision system helps solve a key business issue for EnviroNZ at its resource recovery centre identifying health and safety risks.

As a result of the easy management of wireless infrastructure over cloud services, WaaS is experiencing rapid growth.

The catalogs of CSP (communication service providers) market offerings are set to explode as new digital services emerge, powered by B2B2X business models.

Global technology intelligence firm ABI Research predicts that the Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) market will be worth over $150 billion by 2030.

Kacific has partnered with Teleglobal in Indonesia to provide a large-scale deployment of mobile backhaul services to major telecommunications operators.

5G is not yet fully deployed and has various technological challenges, including thermal management, according to IDTechEx.

Motorola Solutions with its partner, Nippon Airport Radio Services deployed the mission critical communication system to Kansai.

Fibre broadband provider, Enable, and the Christchurch City Council have launched their new Christchurch Free Wi-Fi service in the central city.

Trend Micro's new study reveals the prospect of improved security and privacy capabilities are the main motivations behind private 5G wireless network projects.

Telstra and F5 join forces to enhance their services and solutions, offering customers leading digital experiences.

INTERPOL crackdown on telecom and social engineering scams results in 2,000 arrests and $50m of illicit funds intercepted.

New research from BanklessTimes has shown that Singapore has the highest recorded median internet speed in the world at 207.61 MBPS.

Mercury has officially launched Mercury Broadband, giving its electricity and gas customers the ability to add fibre to their existing Mercury account.

Access4 are specialists in the unified communications sector, and Peter Eldon joins us today to discuss how UCaaS can play a vital role in business development.

99% of top broadband plans in New Zealand can handle four simultaneous high-definition Netflix streams, says Measuring Broadband New Zealand programme report.