VodafoneThree comes 6th in UK Top Employers list
VodafoneThree has been named a Top Employer in the UK by the Top Employers Institute, coming 6th out of all assessed employers in the UK. The employers were assessed on various areas of the employee experience, from learning and development, to well-being and engagement.
VodafoneThree comes 6th in UK Top Employers list
VodafoneThree has been named a Top Employer in the UK by the Top Employers Institute, coming 6th out of all assessed employers in the UK. The employers were assessed on various areas of the employee experience, from learning and development, to well-being and engagement.
Dhiraagu partners with Medianet to introduce MTV Mobile streaming
Maldivian operator Dhiraagu has announced the launch of its Medianet streaming partnership, introducing a range of entertainment packages that combine seamless telecoms services with premium streaming content. It offers convenient, affordable access to popular TV channels, on-demand content and exclusive sports coverage. Packages are available from one month up to a year and prices start from MVR 50 per month.
Dhiraagu partners with Medianet to introduce MTV Mobile streaming
Maldivian operator Dhiraagu has announced the launch of its Medianet streaming partnership, introducing a range of entertainment packages that combine seamless telecoms services with premium streaming content. It offers convenient, affordable access to popular TV channels, on-demand content and exclusive sports coverage. Packages are available from one month up to a year and prices start from MVR 50 per month.
Voxi, EE named best mobile, broadband providers by Uswitch
UK comparison website Uswitch has announced the winner of its 2026 Telecom Awards. Voxi win four awards for Mobile Network of the Year, Best Value of Money Mobile Provider, Best SIM Only Mobile Network, and Best Mobile Network for Data. Lebara was named the Most Popular Mobile Network, and also won the award for Best Mobile Network for Roaming.
Voxi, EE named best mobile, broadband providers by Uswitch
Qatari ICT ministry and Oracle sign pact to expand dedicated cloud regions
The ICT ministry and Oracle have signed an agreement to renew the technical support contract for Oracle licences across government bodies in the State of Qatar for three more years until 2028, alongside establishing a new Oracle dedicated cloud region for the government sector. They aim to enhance the continuity of government digital services through the provision of an integrated back-up data centre, strengthening government cloud computing capabilities in Qatar. This builds on their existing cooperation,
Qatari ICT ministry and Oracle sign pact to expand dedicated cloud regions
Comarch, Hatif Libya and Makman sign MoU concerning autonomous networks
Libyan Post, Telecommunications and Information Technology Holding Company (LPTIC) subsidiary Hatif Libya has signed an MoU with Comarch and Makman Technology Consulting concerning autonomous networks. It builds on validation of Comarch products in Hatif's operational environment, following cooperation on Zero-Touch and network automation. The Comarch platform was able to deliver tangible operational benefits and operate effectively within the specific network and business context of the operator.
Comarch, Hatif Libya and Makman sign MoU concerning autonomous networks
Space42 brings Thuraya-4 to South Africa.
Space42 has announced the commercial roll-out of Thuraya-4 in South Africa. This is the company's first operational presence in the country and will expand satellite connectivity in the dynamic digital market with sectors including energy, mining, maritime, civil government and humanitarian operations. Thuraya-4 uses advanced L-band architecture and software-defined capabilities to allocate bandwidth dynamically, configure coverage intelligently, and integrate seamlessly with terrestrial networks, including
Space42 brings Thuraya-4 to South Africa.
ATIS introduces open fibre access specifications programme
ATIS, North America's 3GPP partner organisation, is launching a new programme to deliver a unified specification for open access fibre builds. The Open Access Network Forum (OANF) provides a collaborative field for ISPs, technology partners and suppliers of open access infrastructure. It aims to foster viable operating models and technical architectures to underpin scale-up of open access fibre in North American markets, while staying abreast of regulatory considerations.
ATIS introduces open fibre access specifications programme
Dazn inks deal to air all 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Spain
Dazn has reached an agreement with Spanish broadcaster and sports rights broker Mediapro to air all 104 games of the 2026 Fifa World Cup on its streaming service. Under the deal, Mediapro's dedicated 'GolStadium' feed will be available to Dazn subscribers, unlike last summer's 2025 Fifa Club World Cup, which was offered to subscribers and non-subscribers alike.
Dazn inks deal to air all 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Spain
Electricity firm Oomi runs sales campaign with Valoo, starts MVNO on Telia Finland network
Finnish fibre company Valoo has announced a sales cooperation with energy services company Oomi, which has more than 800,000 customers and which took over Lumme Energia on 01 January 2026. In December, Oomi had started an MVNO on the Telia network.
Electricity firm Oomi runs sales campaign with Valoo, starts MVNO on Telia Finland network
5GAA hails live demo of next-gen V2X tolls, NTN voice calls and safety products on US roads
The 5G Automotive Association has provided feedback from a recent set of live trials showcasing connected technology on US roads, boosting safety outcomes while expanding service availability through NTN satellite connections. The demos took place in Sacramento, California and addressed several promising areas for the industry, including real-time road hazard alerts, satellite-enabled voice calls, and V2X-enabled tollbooths, bringing together expertise from leading automakers, telecom operators and technolo
5GAA hails live demo of next-gen V2X tolls, NTN voice calls and safety products on US roads
EU tells TikTok to change 'addictive' design or face fines
TikTok's basic design is addictive and needs to change if the company wants to avoid large fines in the EU, the European Commission said. Its investigation found that TikTok violates the EU's Digital Services Act, which requires large online platforms to reduce the risk of negative effects on users. The company will have a chance to respond to the allegations before the EU considers any sanctions.
