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STULZ has launched fourth-generation TelAir 4 and WallAir 4 cooling units for edge, 5G, and critical infrastructure, featuring R454C refrigerant, integrated free cooling, and EN 378-compliant safety design for use in data centres and telecommunications containers.
Telxius has launched a carrier-neutral landing gateway and edge data centre in Cancun, Mexico, to improve regional connectivity and serve as a landing point for the Tikal submarine cable linking Guatemala and Boca Raton, strengthening network links across the Caribbean, the USA, Latin America, and Europe.
Carrier scorecards can track operational and customer-experience metrics, including call-blocking statistics and complaint data, to help evaluate service performance.
ProLabs has launched two QSFP-DD coherent optical transceivers, the 800G ZR LH and 400G ZR ULH, to help carriers, service providers, and backbone networks extend transmission reach up to 2,400km for ultra-long-haul connectivity.
Kevin and Alexis talk with Justin Ryburn, Kentik’s VP of Global Solution Engineering and Field CTO, about the demands of technical leadership on the road, including balancing executive duties, speaking, team management, and frequent travel.
Time is a critical component in telecommunications, finance, energy, cloud, AI, and transport systems, necessitating resilient and traceable time sources to enhance cybersecurity, operational continuity, and digital sovereignty as reliance on GNSS grows.
Rubicon Professional Services has achieved over 1GW of installed battery energy storage capacity in the US, supporting data centers, telecommunications, and healthcare as demand for power infrastructure grows with AI advancements.
SpaceX intends to deploy numerous small base stations throughout the United States instead of constructing large cell towers.
T-Mobile will reinstate free lines lost during plan migrations, although customers will still face increased prices.
The FCC is reviewing AT&T's requests to override state regulations and cease traditional phone services, potentially impacting telecommunications infrastructure and consumer access.
From Marconi's early 1930s wireless telegraph experiments to today's 200 Mbps satellite internet, telecommunications have evolved remarkably over 130 years.
Truecaller is set to introduce its eSIM product, initially launching in 29 countries, marking a significant expansion in its service offerings.
Dave explores the fascinating history and technological evolution of a brand new, never-installed Nortell Millennium Payphone from the 1990s, revealing its transformation from a simple communication device to a complex, network-dependent embedded computer, and demonstrates how to repurpose it without its original telco backend.
Neterra, a Bulgarian telecommunications provider, has launched a fourth independent data transmission route between Sofia and Frankfurt, enhancing network capacity and resilience with unique geographical diversity.
Nokia has been recognized as a Leader and Outperformer for the fifth consecutive year in GigaOm's 2026 data centre switching Radar Report, which evaluates platforms based on technical capabilities, product development, and business criteria.
ING and UniCredit have structured a €375 million project financing agreement to support the expansion of Retelit Datacentre's operations in Italy.
Verizon plans to implement an immediate unlock policy for all payment methods in the near future, enhancing customer flexibility and access.
The conversation highlights Tareq's journey in driving technological innovation and disruption, particularly in telecommunications, emphasizing the importance of democratizing infrastructure and the potential of AI, while reflecting on his diverse experiences across continents.
Corning and Meta Platforms have entered a multi-year agreement worth up to $6 billion to supply optical fibre and cable for advanced data centre development in the US.
Rob Hinst, a Senior Manager of Software Engineering at Crown Castle, focuses on automating Ethernet services and infrastructure using Cisco Network Services Orchestrator, significantly reducing provisioning time and enhancing efficiency with homegrown solutions.
Tenanoia Simona, CEO of Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation, discusses the challenges and successes of connecting Tuvalu's islands and achieving high IPv6 adoption.
Sparkle and Cyta have announced the arrival of the BlueMed submarine cable at Cyprus's Yeroskipos landing station, enhancing connectivity between Italy and several Mediterranean countries, including Jordan.
A Democrat criticizes the FCC for allegedly prioritizing corporate interests by reallocating funds from vulnerable families to corporations.
Huber+Suhner has launched the SYNCRO family, a modular timing and GNSS distribution system, enhancing precise optical timing integration for data centres, crucial for services like global trade and telecommunications.
Verizon and T-Mobile faced setbacks while AT&T prevailed in a legal challenge against the FCC, potentially prompting Supreme Court intervention.
Starlink's $17 billion investment in spectrum acquisition aims to significantly enhance its cellphone service capabilities, promising improved connectivity and coverage.
Telehouse Thailand and National Telecom have partnered to improve ASEAN connectivity by linking NT's submarine cable network to Telehouse's data center services, enhancing the region's telecommunications infrastructure and supporting digital transformation.
Former senator Cory Gardner has been appointed to succeed former FCC Chairman Michael Powell as the head of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA).
EchoStar is selling its spectrum to AT&T following the FCC's threat to revoke its licenses.
T-Mobile is unable to overturn a $92 million fine, while decisions regarding similar cases involving AT&T and Verizon are still pending.
Two brothers-in-law leverage their construction expertise to establish a competitive alternative to Comcast in Michigan's telecommunications market.
Professor Pavlos Lazaridis from the University of Huddersfield received a £450,000 EPSRC grant to acquire advanced equipment for 6G network research.
Chairman Carr has decided to waive the implementation of new price caps until 2027, with the possibility of raising them earlier if necessary.
AI advancements could exacerbate issues for individuals with phone numbers similar to popular businesses, increasing misdirected calls and messages.
Ajit Pai's return as a CTIA lobbyist intensifies the ongoing industry conflict over the allocation and management of spectrum rights.
FCC Commissioners Nathan Simington, a Republican, and Geoffrey Starks, a Democrat, have both announced their resignations, impacting the agency's political balance.
Zain Omantel International partners with Horizon Scope Telecom and the Iraqi Telecommunications and Information Company to enhance connectivity between the Middle East and Europe through international submarine cables.
APNIC participated in the PITA 29th AGM, Business Forum, and Expo in Honiara, Solomon Islands, from April 29 to May 2, 2025, providing training and presentations.
Verizon received FCC approval following the termination of its DEI initiatives, while Charter and Cox are planning a merger.
SpaceX has accused EchoStar of underutilizing its spectrum, suggesting that the spectrum is suitable for sharing with other entities.
An executive highlighted that the absence of clear and predictable pricing led to a loss of customers.
The Supreme Court remains unaffected by AT&T's decision to withdraw its home Internet service from New York, maintaining its stance on the matter.
nLighten has appointed Nick Read as Chair of the Board to leverage his extensive experience in telecommunications and digital infrastructure for strategic growth across Europe.
The FCC "Fraud Prevention Team" is a nonexistent entity, and any robocalls claiming to be from them should be ignored.
Chris Erven of KETS Quantum Security warns telecommunications companies globally about the cyber threat posed by China's potential development of a quantum computer.
Customers will not receive a bill credit if they experience service loss due to only nine cell towers going down.
The post-Thanksgiving Network Break episode covers critical CVEs in Veritas and QNAP, Cisco's ACI software EOL, Verizon's 1.6Tbps trials, and US chip funding developments.
Dennis Thankachan, with a background in investment banking and equity management, unexpectedly founded a digital procurement startup after working at Goldman Sachs and PointState Capital.
Red Hat and SoftBank are collaborating on AI-RAN technologies to enhance network orchestration and optimization using artificial intelligence.
AT&T has agreed to pay $2.3 million after being found to have received subsidies for users who were either duplicates or non-users.
