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02 July, 2021Regulatory changes and fair competition in connectivity and content were themes at this year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, drawing the anger of leading telco CEOs. Business technology journalist, Antony Savvas considers where this is all going.
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25 June, 2021ATEME, a video delivery solutions provider for broadcast, cable TV, DTH, IPTV and OTT, has delivered a state-of-the art Just-in-Time packaging and storage solution for AIS, Thailand’s telco and mobile operator.
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08 June, 2021Appear, a provider of video delivery technology, announced that Sappa, the Swedish telecoms operator, has deployed its technology to deliver live TV services to its subscribers across Sweden. Sappa has deployed Appear’s X and XC Platforms to support the delivery of live video for its television and OTT service, Sappa Play.
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05 January, 2021With a rocky road ahead for their core offerings, triple play operators are having to weaponise customer care in order to keep a hold on their revenues. Traditional OSS/BSS offerings are not up to the job, which has given rise to a new breed of vendors, focused on improving QoS and customer experiences with household-level analytics. (more…)
04 January, 2021A new report by Juniper Research has found that there will be nearly 2 billion active subscriptions to on-demand video services in 2025. This is a 65% increase over the end of 2020. (more…)
17 November, 2020Now, more than ever, it’s important to remain connected. Especially in this “new world” characterised by a global pandemic, lockdown, and the missing of loved ones we need that contact we are so greatly missing, says Olman Tsoi Barber, SVP of product at Synchronoss. (more…)
28 July, 2020A new study from Juniper Research has found the total value of the CPaaS (Communications-Platform-as-a-Service) market will reach US$25 billion (€21 billion) in 2025; rising from $7 billion (€5 billion) this year. (more…)
20 March, 2020A decade ago, operators made substantial investments in rich communications services (RCS) infrastructure but the promise never came to fruition and RCS became just another rusting hulk in the scrapyard of technological three-letter acronyms. Now, with operators desperate to monetise 5G and bring new experiences to customers, RCS infrastructure is being dusted off and primed for a second chance at success, Glenn Lurie, the president chief executive of Synchronoss, tells George Malim.
05 February, 2020Edge and WAN networks are morphing rapidly. They are becoming increasingly application-aware and offer dynamic route selection with higher application quality. (more…)
04 February, 2020Research from Amdocs has revealed that 35% of UK consumers plan to buy a 5G smartphone in 2020. (more…)
