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Commodity Inside covers key telecom news covering major developments in 5g, telecom blockchain, telecom infrastructure, telecom M&A and carriers news.

Blockchain technology in telecom sector

Opportunity Assessment of Blockchain Technology in the Telecom Industry

Wednesday, 06 February 2019 by Commodity Inside
The telecom industry has been providing almost all the necessary infrastructure for the blockchain technology to operate. The technology itself is in a very nascent and untested stage, and there is no real-life example of its applications on a scale, except crypto business. Besides the finance industry, where cryptocurrencies storm the world, there is comparatively
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: blockchain, Digital Commodity, telecom

Lingo finalised the acquisition of Impact Telecom

Wednesday, 09 January 2019 by Commodity Inside
Lingo Communications closed its acquisition of Impact Telecom in an all-cash transaction. The expected revenue of the combined company is to be approximately $168 million, and the adjusted EBITA will be approximately $26 million. The acquisition created an opportunity to combine both companies network infrastructure into one giant IP-based UC network and an FG-D network
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: Digital Commodity, telecom

China’s Huawei faces new bans and challenges in the European telecom market

Thursday, 03 January 2019 by Commodity Inside
China’s Huawei continued to be in hot water as some of the European countries are also avoiding the use of Huawei’s equipment due to security concerns and over spying doubts. Like the US, Australia and New Zealand, European countries are also taking the issue seriously given that in the future 5G technology will play a
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: Digital Commodity, telecom

New Zealand bans Huawei from 5G roll-out

Thursday, 13 December 2018 by Commodity Inside
New Zealand’s national security agency Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) bans Spark NZ (New Zealand Telecommunication Company) from using China’s Huawei equipment and services in its new 5G roll-out. The agency considered Huawei equipment and services as a security risk to its country. Huawei and Spark have been in partnership for approximately four years under
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: Digital Commodity, telecom

Huawei and CTR to complete Chilean undersea cable project by Q3 2019

Wednesday, 21 November 2018 by Commodity Inside
Huawei and CTR (Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company) become partners for deploying submarine cable in the Fiber Optic Austral (FOA) project. This will connect the three southern regions in Chile known as Las Lagos, Aysén and Magallanes. In March 2018, the Chilean government announced the investment by connecting these regions for which Huawei and CTR agreed. Huawei is
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: cables, Digital Commodity, telecom, wire and cables

Italian 5G tender closes at € 6.55 billion

Friday, 05 October 2018 by Commodity Inside
After 14 days of the competitive bidding process, Italy’s Ministry of Economic Development announced the completion of its national 5G spectrum tender. The bidding reached €6.55 billion which was € 4 billion more than its minimum reserved price of €2.5 billion. The range of bands in which the spectrums have been offered included 694-790MHz, 26.5-27.5GHz
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: autonomous technology, Digital Commodity, telecom

Airtel and Telecom Egypt joins hands for global submarine cable systems

Thursday, 16 August 2018 by Commodity Inside
India’s Bharti Airtel and Egypt’s Telecom Egypt made a strategic partnership under which Airtel will get the right to use submarine cable networks of MENA and TE North. The network stretches from Cyprus to France via Egypt. The cable system connects different countries like Italy, Greece, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, India and Hong Kong, and
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: Digital Commodity, wire and cables

Telefonica, Vodafone and Orange won 5G frequency bands in Spain

Thursday, 26 July 2018 by Commodity Inside
Spain awarded 5G frequencies to three companies Telefonica (operates in the mobile segment through Movistar), Vodafone and Orange through a four days bidding process. The auction raised more than €437 million ($509.5 million). The total bid was for 200 MHz of 5G spectrum in which the maximum band limit to a single operator was set
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: autonomous technology, construction, Digital Commodity

Amazon, Facebook, and CMI to connect Hong Kong, Singapore and US with 16,000 km long optical submarine cable

Monday, 16 July 2018 by Commodity Inside
The Bay to Bay Express Cable System (BtoBE) consortium which is composed of China Mobile International (CMI), Facebook and Amazon Web Service (AWS) signed an agreement with the NEC (Nippon Electric Company) corporation to build the undersea cable that connects Singapore, Hong Kong and the US. The fibre optic cable will extend about 16,000 kilometres
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: cables, Digital Commodity, metal

National security remains a key issue of concern for developing 5G infrastructure

Tuesday, 03 July 2018 by Commodity Inside
Australia has banned China’s Huawei from developing 5G technology infrastructure on security grounds and rejected its bid. The national security concerns were based around the company founder previous links with the Chinese military as well as risks of potential Chinese espionage which has currently been fueled by anti-Chinese sentiment overflowing from the US. Commodity Inside
  • Published in Telecom
Tagged under: Digital Commodity
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