Airtel is giving free 5GB data to new prepaid customers

The UK government has brought forward its Huawei 5G ban to September 2021. From this date, telecommunications firms will no longer be allowed to install new equipment made by the Chinese tech giant. UK telcos such as EE, Vodafone and Three had previously been working until 2027 to install equipment purchased before the end of [] The post UK government brings Huawei 5G ban forward appeared first on

UK telecoms providers will be banned from installing Huawei technology in 5G networks from September next year. The government today revealed the Telecoms Security Bill which “will create new powers to control high-risk vendors”. The press release specifically named Huawei as one vendor impacted by the proposed law. It called the September 2021 deadline as “an important milestone in the path mobil

Although a number of Latin America telecom operators have already engaged in 5G network trials, and a few telcos in Uruguay and Brazil have already launched FWA 5G services, the region lags substantially behind in terms of mobile 5G deployments. The Covid-19 pandemic and the deterioration of the macroeconomic environment across the Latin America region [] The post Latin America to see its first m

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Airtel, BSNL, Jio offer speeds up to 300 Mbps. Airtel and JioFiber give unlimited data benefits. The three telcos offer varying streaming benefits.

The telco cloud growth will be driven primarily by cloud infrastructure-related investments, such as Virtual Network Functions (VNFs), Management and Network Orchestration (MANO), and Cloud Native Functions (CNFs). The post Global telco cloud revenue will grow to $29.3B by 2025: analyst appeared first on Newsbytes.PH.

Vi Vodafone only telco to give 56 days validity with this prepaid plan under Rs 300

Vi Vodafone is giving 56 days validity with a prepaid plan priced at 269. Vi is the only telco that gives a 56-day validity at this price point. Airtel and Jio have prepaid plans starting at Rs 399 for 56-days validity.

Safaricom could reduce M-Pesa transaction fees, according to Business Daily who also suggested that the telco is considering this move in an effort to retain the higher business volumes that followed the imposition of free M-Pesa for deals of up to Sh1,000. Safaricom CEO, Peter Ndegwa confirmed this, saying “We intend to reduce our transaction []