Telecom Operators

UAE's e& banks $5.95B from its Vodafone sale, refocusing on core assets. But as one giant exits, French telecom tycoon Xavier Niel enters the fray.

AT&T is deploying H2O.ai's Super Agent to manage its massive AI operations, signaling a major shift toward autonomous, orchestrated systems in big business.

As AT&T plans to end new landline orders in California, a fierce debate erupts over public safety, consumer choice, and the future of essential services.

Lumen's new partnership with Palo Alto Networks leverages deep network intelligence to spot threats before they hit, aiming to end alert fatigue for security teams.

AT&T offers free calls for the World Cup finals, but the real story isn't goodwill. It's a strategic move to showcase network dominance and public safety integration.

With a £4.4bn buy-in, disruptor Xavier Niel becomes Vodafone's top shareholder. As e& exits, can his track record of radical change fix the ailing giant?

With AI-driven fraud costing billions, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon are uniting behind a new weapon: network-based authentication, aiming to kill the SMS code.

French tech firm Ekinops lands a landmark 10-year contract with Proximus, positioning it as a key player in Europe's infrastructure race and powering Belgium's leap to a gigabit future.

Top execs at Cuentas are buying stock ahead of a 'Bitcoin Mobile' launch, signaling big confidence. But a closer look reveals a high-stakes gamble.

A new wireless carrier is weaponizing low prices and a 'no credit check' policy to reach millions of Americans locked out of affordable 5G service.

EchoStar is putting its DISH DBS unit into Chapter 11, but this is no ordinary failure. It's a strategic maneuver to shed billions in debt and escape a costly 5G gamble.

As AI-powered fraud surges, Vonage partners with Canada's top telcos to offer a new defense: real-time network data to stop account takeovers before they happen.

Cogent's divestment of 10 data centers to I Squared Capital isn't just a sale; it's a strategic realignment funding core growth and launching a new AI-focused platform.

Rogers is giving away 500 'free' Blue Jays tickets for Canada Day. It’s a fan's dream, but it's also a masterclass in corporate synergy and walled-garden marketing.

BT and Verizon are spinning off their international units into a $4B joint venture. The move allows both to concentrate on home markets while creating a new powerhouse for AI-era global enterprise connectivity.

At MWC Shanghai, Huawei unveiled its AI-Optical Network, shifting the focus from monetizing bytes to tokens and setting the stage for the next wave of growth.

Sky is deploying Tata Elxsi's AI platform, NEURON, achieving massive cost savings and efficiency gains. This move signals a seismic shift for the entire industry.

Ottawa unveils Bill C-14, introducing stiffer penalties for copper theft to protect essential power and communication networks from costly disruptions.

A major deal in Germany signals the telco industry's pivot to private cloud, prioritizing digital sovereignty, security, and AI-readiness for the future.

Beyond press releases, an analysis of how TELUS's 'social capitalism' model turned sustainability into a core business driver, setting a new industry benchmark.