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  1. SoftBank and Ericsson ran what they call Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation, testing it on real traffic rather than simulated conditions. telecomstechnews.com/news/soft #softbank #ericsson #5g #telecoms #japan #ai #tech

  2. SoftBank and Ericsson ran what they call Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation, testing it on real traffic rather than simulated conditions. telecomstechnews.com/news/soft #softbank #ericsson #5g #telecoms #japan #ai #tech

  3. SoftBank and Ericsson ran what they call Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation, testing it on real traffic rather than simulated conditions. telecomstechnews.com/news/soft #softbank #ericsson #5g #telecoms #japan #ai #tech

  4. SoftBank and Ericsson ran what they call Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation, testing it on real traffic rather than simulated conditions. telecomstechnews.com/news/soft #softbank #ericsson #5g #telecoms #japan #ai #tech

  5. SoftBank and Ericsson ran what they call Japan's first live-network validation of Ericsson's AI-native scheduler for link adaptation, testing it on real traffic rather than simulated conditions. telecomstechnews.com/news/soft

  6. EDOTCO Group built NaPA GPT, an AI chatbot on Microsoft Azure, to give network planners direct access to geospatial and operational data without going through a specialist data science team first. telecomstechnews.com/news/edot #edotco #ai #telecoms #networks #microsoft #azure #tech

  7. EDOTCO Group built NaPA GPT, an AI chatbot on Microsoft Azure, to give network planners direct access to geospatial and operational data without going through a specialist data science team first. telecomstechnews.com/news/edot #edotco #ai #telecoms #networks #microsoft #azure #tech

  8. EDOTCO Group built NaPA GPT, an AI chatbot on Microsoft Azure, to give network planners direct access to geospatial and operational data without going through a specialist data science team first. telecomstechnews.com/news/edot #edotco #ai #telecoms #networks #microsoft #azure #tech

  9. EDOTCO Group built NaPA GPT, an AI chatbot on Microsoft Azure, to give network planners direct access to geospatial and operational data without going through a specialist data science team first. telecomstechnews.com/news/edot #edotco #ai #telecoms #networks #microsoft #azure #tech

  10. EDOTCO Group built NaPA GPT, an AI chatbot on Microsoft Azure, to give network planners direct access to geospatial and operational data without going through a specialist data science team first. telecomstechnews.com/news/edot

  11. e& is embedding agentic AI into its core connectivity plans, backed by UAE-based sovereign GPU compute.

    Should more telcos bundle AI agents into their connectivity offerings?

    telecomstechnews.com/news/e-ua

    #agenticai #telecoms #uae #sovereignai #agents #iot #5g #ai #tech

  12. e& is embedding agentic AI into its core connectivity plans, backed by UAE-based sovereign GPU compute.

    Should more telcos bundle AI agents into their connectivity offerings?

    telecomstechnews.com/news/e-ua

    #agenticai #telecoms #uae #sovereignai #agents #iot #5g #ai #tech

  13. e& is embedding agentic AI into its core connectivity plans, backed by UAE-based sovereign GPU compute.

    Should more telcos bundle AI agents into their connectivity offerings?

    telecomstechnews.com/news/e-ua

    #agenticai #telecoms #uae #sovereignai #agents #iot #5g #ai #tech

  14. e& is embedding agentic AI into its core connectivity plans, backed by UAE-based sovereign GPU compute.

    Should more telcos bundle AI agents into their connectivity offerings?

    telecomstechnews.com/news/e-ua

    #agenticai #telecoms #uae #sovereignai #agents #iot #5g #ai #tech

  15. e& is embedding agentic AI into its core connectivity plans, backed by UAE-based sovereign GPU compute.

    Should more telcos bundle AI agents into their connectivity offerings?

    telecomstechnews.com/news/e-ua

  16. How to get the #DigitalNetworksAct right? 🎯📶

    Our eight recommendations show how the DNA can unlock Europe's #telecoms single market, without ☎️ imposing telecom-specific rules on non-telecom actors 🚪 or opening the door to #NetworkFees.

    ➡️ ccianet.org/library/ccia-europ

  17. How to get the #DigitalNetworksAct right? 🎯📶

    Our eight recommendations show how the DNA can unlock Europe's #telecoms single market, without ☎️ imposing telecom-specific rules on non-telecom actors 🚪 or opening the door to #NetworkFees.

    ➡️ ccianet.org/library/ccia-europ

  18. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  19. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  20. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  21. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  22. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use any resources on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  23. Of all the weirdo decisions taken in the #telecoms industry, I can't fathom the logic behind #Telcel blocking access to #VoWifi from #Starlink terminals.

    In rural #Mexico there has been a massive uptake of starlink, such that in areas where there is a lack of direct mobile coverage from #2G, #3G, or #LTE towers, the most likely alternative is going to be a starlink.

    So why then deny access to service for those customers connected in this way? After all, VoWifi calls are charged at the same rates as those routed over the mobile RAN (even as they don't actually use and resource on it)

    Usually, #MNOs (#Mobile #Network #Operators) are blocking access to their #IMS over IP from outside the home country - in order, we presume to not have customers avoid the industry's outlandish "#roaming" charges. (there are some notable exceptions)

    But in the case of Starlink, (as far as I can make out) - all the terminals in a national territory are routed via the ground station in that country. - I sort of understood this may be a requirement for operation?

    So why not add starlink's #Mexican IPs to a whitelist for telcels?

    Of course... we could all have been doing something else since long ago; #VoIP is a thing, VoWifi is just glorified VoIP, just as IMS is a glorified #SIP server.

    But then there would not be so much #control...

  24. europesays.com/afrique/181239/ Starlink : la souveraineté numérique ivoirienne à l’épreuve du ciel #CôteD'Ivoire #Télécoms

  25. Bain & Company recorded a 40 percent rise in telecom deal value from the first to second quarter, yet a small group of transactions drove most of it. telecomstechnews.com/news/bain #telecoms #datacentres #aiinfrastructure #tech

  26. Bain & Company recorded a 40 percent rise in telecom deal value from the first to second quarter, yet a small group of transactions drove most of it. telecomstechnews.com/news/bain #telecoms #datacentres #aiinfrastructure #tech

  27. Bain & Company recorded a 40 percent rise in telecom deal value from the first to second quarter, yet a small group of transactions drove most of it. telecomstechnews.com/news/bain #telecoms #datacentres #aiinfrastructure #tech

  28. Bain & Company recorded a 40 percent rise in telecom deal value from the first to second quarter, yet a small group of transactions drove most of it. telecomstechnews.com/news/bain #telecoms #datacentres #aiinfrastructure #tech

  29. Bain & Company recorded a 40 percent rise in telecom deal value from the first to second quarter, yet a small group of transactions drove most of it. telecomstechnews.com/news/bain

  30. europesays.com/be-fr/207878/ Vers un changement des tarifs de Telenet pour regarder la Pro League ? Le ministre Beenders demande à l’IBPT d’examiner l’offre foot #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #football #Sports #TELECOMS #tv

  31. 📢 Trois opérateurs télécoms chinois toujours ancrés dans l'infrastructure internet américaine

    Cet article rapporte les conclusions d'une enquête de 49 pages menée par le Select Committee on China du Congrès américain, conduite dans le sillage de la campagne de cyberespionnage Salt Typhoon ayant compromis au moins neuf opérateurs télécoms américains.

    📖 cyberveille : cyberveille.ch/posts/2026-08-0
    🌐 source : therecord.media/chinese-hacker
    🟡 vérification factuelle moyenne
    #télécoms #SaltTyphoon #Cyberveille

  32. SK Telecoms New Venture SK Hyper Powers South Koreas AI Infrastructure Expansion

    SK Telecom, a prominent South Korean telecommunications company, has recently announced the formation of a new subsidiary, SK…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SK #expansion #Hyper #infrastructure #Korea's #powers #SKGroup #south #telecoms #Venture
    europesays.com/korea/107445/