The IoT world is nothing new in telecommunications, but it’s becoming clear that the players which can negotiate the largest geographical footprints will be in the strongest position to exploit it.
Vodafone’s Italian business and Telecom Italia are the latest pair to join the sharing euphoria which seems to be sweeping the Vodafone group.
It might be a management consultant phrase, enough to have some clawing their eyes out, but coopetition is quickly becoming the norm as telcos drive towards the elusive goal of ROI.
Collaboration is one of the key works currently floating around the 5G world and it seems these two telcos haven’t missed the memo.
Syniverse and Tata Communications have decided to pool their IPX network interconnection resources in a bid to improve the whole process for their customers.
Ericsson and Intel have announced a new partnership which is aimed at aligning the Swedes efforts for software-defined infrastructure with Intel’s Rack Scale Design.
Vodafone Business and IBM have signed-off on a new joint venture which will aim to develop systems to help data and applications flow freely around an organization.
The first (proper) week in January always promises a deluge of stories from CES and the opening gambit is a content-based partnership between Samsung and Apple. Some might say a long-overdue one.
Having initially announced a tie-up earlier this year, Sky has somehow managed to convince Netflix to loosen the grip on customer experience, integrating its biggest titles into a very chunky on-demand package.
Millions across the continent are shaking in fear, not in anticipation of a technology-orientated wave of colonialism, but in anticipation of UK Prime Minister Theresa May dancing in celebration.
Three has announced the launch of a new two-year partnership with EasyJet to build out its loyalty programme for customers.
Connectivity vendor BICS has joined forces with Italian operator Fastweb to augment communications links between Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The UK and India have announced a new tech partnership to identify and pair businesses, venture capital and universities, British and Indian entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises make a splash in the connected economy.
Huawei and Baidu have announced a wide ranging partnership to develop artificial intelligence (AI) platforms and technology, to internet services and content ecosystems.
Nokia has announced a ‘strategic collaboration’ with Amazon Web Services, with the stated aim of helping telcos move to the cloud.
Bharti Airtel might be involved in a drawn-out mobile slugfest with Jio, but a partnership with SK Telecom could offer a bit of breathing room for the under-pressure operator.
The Ericsson IoT Accelerator platform will be used to power the Zenuity Connected Cloud, a white-label autonomous driving cloud solution for car-makers.
Ericsson has announced the continuation of its partnership with Chelsea FC, focusing more on an area which it has dubbed ‘Small Cell-as-a-Service’.
Sky and Virgin Media have announced a new advertising partnership in an attempt to combat the drain of cash towards internet players such as Facebook and Google.
Nokia has taken another step towards a face-off with Huawei, collecting a useful little customer win in the shape of China Mobile.
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13 December 2019 @ 18:00:53 UTC
AT&T finally launches proper 5G https://t.co/iNnFgUVHgc #5G #ATT
13 December 2019 @ 10:51:03 UTC
Telenor Norway goes all-in on Ericsson for 5G RAN https://t.co/ngFYvU6ixa #5G #Networks
13 December 2019 @ 10:22:32 UTC
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