Minjun ParkTelecom
Japan Forms AI Cyber Unit as PHP Flaws Disrupt Transport and Banks
SoftBank halted disaster warnings while carriers, lenders and rail operators took digital services offline following global vulnerabilities in core web code.
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Aiko TanakaTelecom
Jio Platforms Reaches Fourfold Bookings in $3.2 Billion Mumbai Offering
Bidding for Reliance Industries’ digital unit topped four times the available shares on day two, as retail buyers took up their entire allocation inside two hours.
Minjun ParkTelecom
Converge ICT Lifts Capital Spending to PHP20 Billion to Challenge PLDT
Founders Dennis Anthony and Maria Grace Uy push fiber into provincial hubs and open a 12-megawatt data center in Angeles City.
Minjun ParkTelecom
Tencent Deploys Retail AI Suite Across 600 Asian Merchants
The cloud giant links internal tools to Weixin and WeCom as Chow Tai Fook and SML Group automate store workflows and inventory.
Sarah ChenTelecom
Huawei Sets 10 Gbps Microwave Backhaul Target to Support Mobile AI
Carrier networks face thousands of monthly fiber disruptions as AI workloads push regional transmission requirements up to tenfold.
Minjun ParkTelecom
Ericsson Bets on AI Traffic and 550 Million 5G Users to Drive India Growth
India reached 550 million 5G connections across 99.9 percent of districts as telecom equipment vendor Ericsson targets network upgrades driven by artificial intelligence.
Minjun ParkTelecom
Ericsson Beats Third-Quarter Core Profit Forecast at 10.1 Billion Crowns
Organic sales rose 7 per cent to 59.5 billion crowns, but the Swedish telecom gear maker warned rising component costs will hit margins next year.
Rajiv MenonTelecom
Google Defends US$15 Billion Indian AI Data Hub Against Community Scrutiny
Google switched its planned gigawatt-scale hub in Andhra Pradesh to air cooling to ease local water strains as activists push for an infrastructure moratorium.
Rajiv MenonTelecom
Telcos Struggle to Scale AI as Only 13 per Cent Reach Production
Industry data shows nearly three quarters of telecom AI pilots succeed in testing, but legacy billing systems and architectural bottlenecks keep production deployments at 13 per cent.
Sarah ChenTelecom
StarHub Buys MyRepublic Mobile Business to Deepen Network Control
The deal folds the virtual operator’s remaining subscriber base into StarHub following the acquisition of its broadband unit earlier this year.
Wei ZhangTelecom
SoftBank Restores Mobile Coverage Across 5Km Radius from 3,000 Metres
The trial used a Japan Coast Guard remotely piloted aircraft equipped with a Disaster Relief Unit Pod to achieve download speeds of up to 20 Mbps.
Sarah ChenTelecom
Microsoft Secures Approval for $902M Western Sydney Data Centre
The New South Wales government granted consent for the 96-megawatt Huntingwood facility, adding critical capacity as hyperscale operators face tighter community scrutiny in Sydney.
Maria SantosTelecom
DNB Secures $1.27 Billion Islamic Facility for Malaysia 5G Network
Malaysia’s state-backed wholesale carrier Digital Nasional Berhad replaces a government credit line as three private telcos prepare to take equal equity stakes.
Wei ZhangTelecom
Qualcomm to Pay Huawei in Multi-Year 5G and Artificial Intelligence Patent Agreement
Huawei will receive net patent payments from Qualcomm for the first time, pushing the Shenzhen group’s lifetime licensing revenue above $6.9 billion.
Sarah ChenTelecom
Beeline Kazakhstan Launches Starlink Direct-to-Cell Service for 11.8 Million Users
VEON subsidiary Beeline Kazakhstan has activated satellite messaging for standard smartphones in dead zones across the country through Starlink Mobile.
Wei ZhangTelecom
Vietnam Shuts Down 2G Network as Viettel Migrates Millions to 4G
Vietnam completed its nationwide 2G switch-off after state operator Viettel migrated nearly 8.6 million users to higher-speed networks in eight months.