Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 50

F5 introduces BIG-IP Service Proxy for Kubernetes and Carrier-Grade Aspen Mesh to support cloud-native 5G networks.

The MVNO market was previously expected to continue to grow – but the forecast now is that the market share will decline from 15% to 6% by 2023.

NEC will provide a compact user data processor as part of driving further development of NTT DOCOMO’s standalone 5G.

New Zealand's telecoms market faces disruption as COVID-19 impacts revenues, according to IDC. The research predicts a slow recovery in the coming years.

The brand has returned due to the acquisition of J2 Global to provide customers with communications solutions that meet the needs of work-from-home.

Four New Zealand businesses have won Spark's 5G Starter Fund, securing a share of $625,000 to develop 5G-powered ideas.

The Commerce Commission is asking for views on what telecommunications providers could be doing better to address increasing complaints about the sector.

Service providers must be prepared to offer unparalleled 5G experiences without compromising on speed, performance or security - all without breaking the bank.

Vodafone NZ has become the first operator in Aotearoa to enable 5G roaming, to Australia and three other countries.

Verizon Business launches international private 5G platform with Nokia, enabling businesses to deploy dedicated 5G networks.

The x86 network appliance enables users to build a private LTE or 5G network, through the use of small cell radios and open source software.

Verizon and Microsoft are teaming up to create new ways for enterprises to accelerate the delivery of fast and secure 5G applications.

Nokia enters a five-year strategic collaboration with Google Cloud to migrate its on-premise IT infrastructure, aiming for reduced energy and hardware costs.

Spark partners with Auckland Transport to showcase IoT technology in downtown Auckland, demonstrating the potential of 5G for the city's CBD.

Australian businesses are at the forefront of 5G adoption, with a significant portion implementing and planning to expand 5G, driving future economic growth.

COVID-19 has highlighted the need for reliable enterprise networks to accommodate remote access, with Chorus offering connectivity solutions for businesses.

Intel expands its 5G network infrastructure offerings with hardware, software, and solutions for network transformation.

Commerce Commission releases guidance on monitoring and enforcing obligations of telecom operators to offer wholesale services on non-discriminatory basis.

Eight Kiwi businesses were selected by Spark as finalists for the fund and are now in the running for a share of $625,000 worth of prizes.

Red Hat and Samsung are partnering to deliver 5G network solutions built on Red Hat OpenShift, targeting use cases like IoT and edge computing.