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Apple prepares to launch 5G modem, aiming to surpass Qualcomm

Apple is launching its own 5G modem to decrease dependence on Qualcomm and enhance device performance and design. The transition will be gradual, with Qualcomm modems being used in some Apple devices until at least 2027.

RingCentral AI Assistant is still appealing the second time around

Currently, AI Assistant is available in the US. An international debut is planned for early 2025, as is the rollout of more features.

Digi Belgian multiplay launch is price-aggressive

Digi is once again sticking to its tried-and-tested launch model, hitting hard and fast with a punchy low-cost, no-frills proposition emphasising consumer fairness, transparency, and freedom of choice.

Vodafone-Accenture VOIS JV: A pioneer in shared services

Vodafone’s claim that VOIS ‘acts as a key engine for digital transformation and automation’ is a fair one to make.

Google wins the 2024 Repair Advocate of the Year award

Google has taken a clear stance on the right to repair by formally endorsing the concept and actively lobbying for related legislation.

Accelerating telecom from telco to techco

Huawei IntelligentRAN and RAN Intelligent Agent are a powerful combination that empowers telecom operators to enhance network capabilities to unlock new enterprise solutions.

A crowded field is emerging to support telco GenAI

Emerging players looking to support Telco specific GenAI services range from the telecom equipment vendors, global systems integrators, OSS/BSS, hyperscalers, and other telco software vendors as well as some of the telcos themselves.

Hyperscalers turning the tide in subsea cables

Experts have warned that while these developments will improve internet access, there needs to be greater control by governments to regulate and protect the critical infrastructure ecosystem.

Colt broadens reach in Sydney but is it too late?

Colt announced that it will offer its own network services across the Sydney central business district with speeds of up to 400Gbps, and international connectivity up to 10Gbps.

Zendesk TPE for RingEX: Nice but no game changer

Covering only a narrow slice of customer interaction, it represents a small step forward for RingCentral.