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Zayo expands fiber network infrastructure, including new long-haul dark fiber routes, increased fiber capacity, additional 400 Gbps

Zayo, a leading global communications infrastructure provider, announced a series of expansions to its independent fiber network infrastructure, including new long-haul dark fiber routes, increased fiber capacity for existing routes, additional 400G-enabled routes and new IP PoPs.  A digital-first world requires continued investment in infrastructure, of which Zayo is leading the charge. These updates, which build… Read more →

Point Topic Comprehensive Report: Global Fixed Broadband Connections at 1.377B as of Q1-2023

Global fixed broadband connections reached 1.377 billion as of Q1-2023, up by 83 million from a year earlier and reflecting an annual growth rate of 1.59%, according to Point Topic. There was a decline in fixed broadband subscriptions in 18 countries[1] which mainly include emerging markets, as well as some saturated markets such as Singapore…. Read more →

Malaysia’s Maxis agreement with DNB to provide nationwide 5G services

Malaysian telco Maxis  executed a 5G access agreement with state-run network operator Digital Nasional (DNB), according to local press reports. Maxis said it will seek its shareholders’ approval for the execution of the agreement, at an extraordinary general meeting to be carried out in the third quarter.  If the agreement is approved, Maxis will become the… Read more →

Bain & Co, McKinsey & Co, AWS suggest how telcos can use and adapt Generative AI

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) uncertainty is especially challenging for the telecommunications industry which has a history of very slow adaptation to change and thus faces lots of pressure to adopt generative AI in their services and infrastructure.  Indeed, Deutsche Telekom stated that AI poses massive challenges for telecom industry in this IEEE Techblog post. Consulting… Read more →

Heavy Reading Survey: 5G services require network automation

Heavy Reading’s 2023 5G Network Analytics and Automation Operator Survey aims to help the industry better understand the status of network analytics and automation and provide insights into operators’ strategies. (To download a copy, click here.) At the start of the survey, one question looks to understand which 5G services network operators believe to be the most valuable… Read more →

New IEEE 802.11bb standard to significantly boost LiFi market

The IEEE Standards Board has approved IEEE 802.11bb as the latest global light communications standard. The bb standard marks a significant milestone for the LiFi market, as it provides a globally recognized framework for deployment of LiFi technology. IEEE 802,11, the working group which developed the Wi-Fi standards, formed the Light Communications 802.11bb Task Group… Read more →

GSMA- ESA to collaborate on on new satellite and terrestrial network technologies

The GSMA and the European Space Agency (ESA) on Wednesday announced the signing of a memorandum of intent (MoI) that covers collaboration on new satellite and terrestrial network technologies.   GSMA’s Foundry innovation accelerator will work closely with the ESA’s 5G/6G Hub based at the ESA’s European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications in Harwell, Oxfordshire…. Read more →

Mediatek Dimensity 6000 series with lower power consumption for affordable 5G devices

 MediaTek [1.] today officially launched its new Dimensity 6000 series along with a chipset designed to enhance the next generation of mainstream 5G devices. The Dimensity 6100+ SoC delivers premium features—including exceptional power efficiency, vivid displays, high frame rates, AI-powered camera technologies, leading low power consumption, and reliable Sub-6 5G connectivity—at an accessible price point…. Read more →

New ITU report in progress: Technical feasibility of IMT in bands above 100 GHz (92 GHz and 400 GHz)

Introduction: ITU-R Report R M.2376 contains studies of frequency ranges (6-100 GHz) for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) technologies. It is envisioned that future IMT systems will need to support very high throughput data links to cope with the growth of the data traffic, new extremely bandwidth demanding use cases, as well as new capabilities of… Read more →

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