In the opening quarter of this year, Smart Communications Inc., a prominent wireless provider, demonstrated its commitment to safeguarding its customers by thwarting over 13 million fraud attempts. This significant figure serves as a stark warning regarding the growing prevalence of hijacked profiles and online scams targeting unsuspecting users.
Reports indicate that executives at Converge ICT Solutions, a broadband provider in the Philippines, have mentioned that two major international subsea cable networks they are involved in are experiencing delays and may not be completed until next year.
Qualtrics, the leader in the experience management (XM) field, revealed that StarHub, a prominent telecommunications, entertainment, and digital services provider in Singapore, has chosen Qualtrics® to bolster its market share and expedite growth.
SoftBank Corp. is set to launch a development project with Microsoft Japan to improve its call centers in the country by implementing generative AI (GenAI) technology, thereby transforming its customer support services.
Vodafone Idea is reportedly aiming to generate approximately INR 180 billion (over USD 2.1 billion) through what is anticipated to be India's largest follow-on public offering (FPO), with the objective to clear debts and re-enter the 5G sector.
NTT DOCOMO INC., NTT Corporation, NEC Corporation, and Fujitsu conducted validation trials employing sub-terahertz frequencies, achieving data transmission speeds of 100Gb/s.
Singtel and Viettel Group have announced the joint development of a submarine cable system that will directly link Singapore and Vietnam.
Spark New Zealand is set to invest over NZD 15 million to strengthen the digital infrastructure throughout the Waikato region and improve customers’ access to high quality cloud and connectivity services.
HGC Global Communications Limited, an ICT service provider and network operator, confirmed that Secured Broadband has effectively thwarted more than 472,000 diverse cyber threats during the latter half of 2023.
The introduction of embedded SIM (eSIM) technology has transformed global travel, leading to a significant increase in the number of eSIM users from 40 million in 2024 to over 215 million by 2028.
