Новости за 04.09.2020

(Telecompaper) Movicel is planning to install five new mobile towers in Mbanza Kongo in an attempt to improve the quality of services, reports Jornal de Angola...

(Telecompaper) Angolan operator Unitel is planning to invest USD 600-750 million over the next three years in order to raise mobile telephony penetration rate from...

(Telecompaper) Mob Telecom has expanded the IP backbone between Fortaleza and Teresina by 100 Gbps, taking the total capacity to 180 Gbps, reports Capuchino Press...

(Telecompaper) Russian operator MST has announced that its subsidiary MTS Media, focused on entertainment services, has started cooperating with video production company Sreda...

(Telecompaper) Russian national operator Rostelecom has completed its GPON deployment in the village of Bondari in the Tambov region, making 1 Gbps broadband available to 1,500 households in the settlement...

(Telecompaper) Tele2 Russia has signed a cooperation agreement with the government of the Volgograd region, reports Comnews.ru...

(Telecompaper) Consolidated revenues at Russian regional operator Tattelecom, trading in the Republic of Tatarstan, stood at RUB 4.65 billion in the first half of this year, reports Comnews.ru...

(Telecompaper) Russian MVNO Danycom.Mobile has announced its intention to stop providing its services the Tele2 Russia mobile, which is has been doing since December of 2017...

(Telecompaper) The Russian government has proposed a way to compensate operators for providing free access to state web resources, reports Kommersant...

(Telecompaper) Veon announced the pricing of its RUB 10 billion, 6.50 percent senior unsecured notes issued under its Global Medium Term Note Programme (GMTN Programme) established in April of this year...

(Telecompaper) Georgian operator Silknet has announced that Yerkin Tatishev, the chairman and founding partner of Kusto Group, a Singapore-based industrial holding,...

(Telecompaper) Demand for smartphones supporting eSIMs has grown by 180 percent in unit terms year-on-year this year, reports Vedomosti citing a study by mobile retail chain M.Video-Eldorado...

(Telecompaper) Operator Orange Slovakia has started selling as new package aimed at students and other young people aged 15 to 26 years old, reports Zive.aktuality.sk...

(Telecompaper) Czech fixed operator Nordic Telecom is running a promotion aimed at new subscribers...

(Telecompaper) Mobile operator T-Mobile Czech Republic has introduced a new promotion for customers buying smartphones in its online shop. The promotion is valid...

(Telecompaper) Czech ICT industry group APMS has issued a statement on the conditions of an auction for 5G spectrum, saying they will make the quality of 5G services in the country among the worst in Europe...

(Telecompaper) Czech backbone operator Dial Telecom plans to introduce Flexible grid technology to its DWDM backbone line connecting the town of Cesky Tecin and the...

(Telecompaper) M7 Group, running the Skylink DTH platform in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, has added the music television channel Mezzo to its pay-TV line-up...

(Telecompaper) Operator Slovak Telekom has introduced a new prepaid mobile service under the new Prepaid brand, reports ZIve.aktuality.sk...

(Telecompaper) Operator A1 Belarus is offering subscribers the option to pay for services from Belarusian educational platform Znay-Bay from their handset balances...

(Telecompaper) The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has compiled a list of telecom carriers that say they use at least some Huawei and ZTE equipment or services in their networks. These operators say it would cost USD 1.837 billion to remove and replace Huawei and ZTE equipment on their networks. The companies that qualify for reimbursement of the costs by the US government say it could require USD 1.618 billion to shift the equipment. Other providers may not yet have participated in the information... Читать дальше...

(Telecompaper) The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has compiled a list of telecom carriers that say they use at least some Huawei and ZTE equipment or services in their networks. The filers in the list say it would cost USD 1.837 billion to remove and replace Huawei and ZTE equipment on their networks. The filers that qualify for reimbursement say it could require USD 1.618 billion to shift the equipment. Other providers may not yet have participated in the information collection and may still be eligible for reimbursement.

(Telecompaper) The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has compiled a list of telecom carriers that say they use at least some Huawei and ZTE equipment or services in their networks...

(Telecompaper) Russian LTE MVNO Yota, a subsidiary of Megafon working on its network, has announced a list of the most popular music services among its subscribers, reports Tdaily.ru...

(Telecompaper) Sky Deutschland said it has signed a partnership agreement with football club Werder Bremen on content, marketing and product...