All service providers lost subscribers in 2019 except Reliance Jio and BSNL says TRAI

Telecom companies based in Britain can face heavy fines if they use Huawei or other suppliers deemed as ‘high risk’ in the proposed Telecommunications (Security) Bill.

While we’ve had no shortage of criticism for Ajit Pai’s facts-optional, relentless ass kissing of entrenched telecom monopolies, or his wholesale demolition of U.S. consumer protection, his agency has done a good job bringing more wireless spectrum to market. Doing so wasn’t particularly controversial, since everybody, consumers to big carriers alike, benefit from having access to more spectrum –

Telecom subscribers will have to prefix 0 as they call from a landline to any mobile number starting January 1, 2021. The decision has been taken up in order to ensure adequate numbering resources for fixed line and mobile services. Telecom regulator TRAI had recommended the move in May this year. A DoTs November 20 [] The post Landline users need to prefix 0 to call mobile phones starting January

OneWeb, which declared bankruptcy in May, has reorganized and emerged from bankruptcy. Bharti Global, an Indian telecommunication conglomerate, and the British government each own 42.2% of the new company, and most of the rest is owned by previous investors SoftBank and Hughes Network Systems. Hughes will continue work on ground infrastructure and marketing and the original joint venture with Ai

The move may be a boost for digital payment companies spearheaded by Paytm, which are embroiled in a tussle with the telecom industry in an ongoing case in the Delhi High Court.

PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–GigCapital2, Inc. (“GigCapital2”) (NYSE: GIX), a Technology, Media and Telecom (TMT) Private-to-Public Equity (PPE)™ corporation, today announced that, in light of its business objectives and publicly announced proposed acquisitions, GigCapital2 has determined to postpone its annual meeting of stockholders, originally scheduled to be held on December 3, 2020, to

Singtel and StarHub provided the fastest 4G download speeds among the four telecom operators in Singapore, according to Opensignal. The post Singtel, StarHub fastest in 4G download speeds, says Opensignal appeared first on Techgoondu.

StarHub provided the fastest 4G download speeds among the four telecom operators in Singapore, according to Opensignal. The post StarHub fastest in 4G download speeds, says Opensignal appeared first on Techgoondu.

A group of major telecommunications companies Vodafone, BT, Telefonica and Deutsche Telekom recently announced something a bit unexpected. In the Open BNG Operator Position Paper, they call for a fundamental, industry-wide change to the way broadband networks are built. Specifically, they advocate for collaboration throughout the telco world, with a convergence around open broadband network gate