Anywhere SIM Eliminates Dead Zones Using Multiple Networks

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(Image Credit: iStockPhoto/Spiderstock) Anywhere SIM is addressing the problem of “not-spots” by allowing devices to switch automatically between the major mobile networks, preventing the common frustration of being out of service on one carrier while friends or family on a different network stay connected. Coverage can vary widely from place to place, and it’s often … Read more

Untapped High‑Demand Opportunity with Strong Profit Potential

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Research by MDS indicates that 75% of IT and telecommunications decision-makers plan to transition to a Unified Communications (UC) infrastructure within the next 12 months. This presents a significant opportunity for operators seeking new revenue streams from the business market. However, 61% of those surveyed say they are uncertain about the concrete value UC will … Read more

Satellite Broadband on the Rise: How Space-Based Internet Is Expanding Access

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In today’s economy, reliable broadband internet access is crucial for using online government services and participating in eCommerce. While affordable connectivity is common in many urban areas, many rural and remote communities still lack adequate options. Demand for high-speed internet over both fixed and mobile networks has surged, but worldwide access remains uneven. Despite ongoing … Read more

Leaked Meeting on Huawei 5G in UK Sparks Public Outrage

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Politicians and security officials have expressed outrage after details of a sensitive meeting—held to decide whether the UK should permit Huawei equipment in national 5G networks—were leaked to the press. Minutes from a National Security Council (NSC) session appeared in newspapers on Wednesday, just one day after the closed-door meeting. Prime Minister Theresa May attended … Read more

Virgin Media to Deliver Full-Fibre UK Network by 2028

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Virgin Media has committed to upgrading its entire UK broadband network to full-fibre by 2028. Today, the operator’s infrastructure mainly uses Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) technology, with some Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) implemented via Radio Frequency over Glass (RFoG). The network is currently being upgraded to support the DOCSIS 3.1 standard, a process due to complete by … Read more

Converged Services: Will Triple-Play or Quad-Play Win?

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(Image Credit: iStockPhoto/gyn9038) Converged services are not a new idea in telecommunications. For over a decade many providers have successfully bundled fixed-line telephony and broadband into single offerings. In the UK, for example, about 46% of households subscribe to a so-called “double-play” package. More recently, “triple-play” bundles that combine fixed-line telephony, broadband and paid television … Read more

SK Telecom and Samsung Launch First Nationwide IoT Network

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(Image Credit: iStockPhoto/Easyturn) SK Telecom, in collaboration with Samsung, has launched the world’s first nationwide LoRaWAN network for the Internet of Things (IoT), providing broad low-power, long-range connectivity across the entire country. SK Telecom and Samsung have a history of joint innovations; most notably, they previously demonstrated a 7.5 Gbps “5G” link. This latest effort … Read more

Three UK Reduces Energy Use with Ericsson’s AI-Powered Network Tech

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Three UK has made its mobile network significantly more sustainable by rolling out next-generation, AI-driven hardware and software from Ericsson. Over the past 18 months, Three and Ericsson have carried out a network modernisation programme focused on improving energy performance. The project pairs Ericsson’s energy-efficient radio hardware with advanced AI and data analytics to reduce … Read more

T-Mobile Must Prove It Didn’t Mislead Regulators to Approve Sprint Deal

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T-Mobile has been ordered to demonstrate that it did not provide false or misleading information to government regulators about its plans to shut down 3G services when seeking approval for its merger with Sprint. In a ruling by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), T-Mobile was directed “to show cause why it should not be … Read more

Global Wireless Solutions Launches UK Android Testing App for Operators

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Global Wireless Solutions (GWS) has launched a new benchmark testing app in the UK. Currently available for Android devices only, the app is targeted at mobile operators, device manufacturers, regulators and network engineers who need reliable, repeatable measurements of wireless performance. The app is positioned as one of the most comprehensive tools in its category, … Read more