Telecompaper Headlines

(Telecompaper) Qualcomm has unveiled a new brand for its IoT products: Dragonwing. Building on the Snapdragon named used for its mobile chips, the new name and logo...

(Telecompaper) Intel announced the commercial release of the performance-cored version of its sixth-generation Xeon processor, catering to telecoms RAN...

(Telecompaper) Telefonica's Hispam unit said it has reached an agreement to sell its subsidiary in Argentina to Telecom Argentina, owned equally by Grupo Clarin and...

(Telecompaper) Telia Company is leaving the TV market with an agreed deal to sell its TV & Media business to Schibsted Media at an enterprise value of SEK 6.55 billion on a cash- and debt-free basis...

(Telecompaper) Ericsson announced major changes in its management team. Fredrik Jejdling, Ericsson's long-serving head of Networks, is stepping down from mid-March,...

(Telecompaper) NBN Co and Ericsson have successfully conducted live field trials of the latest 5G millimetre wave (mmWave) technology in parts of the NBN fixed...

(Telecompaper) Verizon and AT&T have started testing mobile data services with AST SpaceMobile's Bluebird satellites launched last year...

(Telecompaper) Apple has announced a new commitment to manufacturing in the US. The company said its partners will build a new server manufacturing plant in Houston...

(Telecompaper) The Australian government announced plans to require mobile operators to provide access to mobile voice and SMS almost everywhere across Australia...

(Telecompaper) Eutelsat Group said that it has become the first operator to demonstrate the 5G air interface working on a commercial satellite fleet, in a trial...

(Telecompaper) Apple is expanding its AI services to more languages from Europe and Asia, four months after the initial release of Apple Intelligence in English...

(Telecompaper) Apple is set to introduce rich communication services (RCS) messaging on iPhones in South Korea later this year following administration guidelines...

(Telecompaper) New Zealand wholesale fibre operator Chorus swung to a first-half net loss of NZD 5 million for the six months to December from a NZD 5 million profit a year ago...

(Telecompaper) Virgin Media Ireland plans to launch Ireland's first 5 Gbps fibre broadband services in Q2 2025...

(Telecompaper) Apple has switched off its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) security tool in the UK after refusing to comply with a government request for full access, reports BBC News...

(Telecompaper) Airspan announced a definitive agreement to purchase Corning's mobile business focused on in-building and small cell coverage...

(Telecompaper) The EU is stepping up its efforts to protect submarine cables around the continent used for communications and energy supplies...

(Telecompaper) Arelion said it has completed a field trial on its route from Stockholm, Sweden to Hamburg, Germany using Cisco 800G ZR+ Coherent pluggable optical...

(Telecompaper) New Zealand operator Spark said that with tough operating conditions continuing to impact overall performance in H1, FY25 EBITDAI guidance has been reduced to NZD 1,040-1,100 million...

(Telecompaper) Vodafone announced projects including rainfall data collection via mobile phone masts and using drones to provide emergency wireless transmission to replaces broken cables between towers...