Operators

December 3, 2025

By Kavit Majithia

AT&T follows rivals in dropping DEI initiatives

AT&T joined T-Mobile US and Verizon in committing to end its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, as it seeks to gain regulatory approval for the purchase of spectrum assets.

AT&T Operators

December 2, 2025

By Michael Carroll

Deutsche Telekom connects 5G, TETRA for emergency staff

Deutsche Telekom offered a first glimpse at a technology developed to open TETRA networks to all mission-critical services organisations, providing connectivity regardless of the technology they use.

Deutsche Telekom Digital Industries Operators

December 2, 2025

By Amiya Johar

Kyivstar taps Google Gemma to power sovereign AI model

Veon-owned Kyivstar and Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation jointly selected Google’s Gemma foundation framework to develop a sovereign national large language model (LLM).

AI & Cloud Operators

December 2, 2025

By Joseph Waring

One NZ deploys AI agent to speed coverage analysis

One New Zealand unveiled an AI agent designed to enable its teams to diagnose and resolve coverage-related issues more quickly by bringing together data across different internal systems.

AI & Cloud Asia Pacific Operators

December 1, 2025

By Michael Carroll

Vodafone, Hytera up Qatar digital ambitions

Vodafone Qatar and Hytera highlighted the immediate positive impact of the GSMA’s inaugural MWC25 Doha, revealing they used the event to advance work to provide communications to key public sector, healthcare and building industries.

Digital Industries Middle East and North Africa Operators

December 1, 2025

By Joseph Waring

India mulls slashing backhaul spectrum charges

A proposal by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to reduce backhaul spectrum fees by up to 50 per cent would translate into significant savings for the country’s three major mobile operators and improved margins, The Economic Times reported.

Asia Pacific Operators Regulation

December 1, 2025

By Joseph Waring

One NZ fined for emergency call breaches

New Zealand's High Court slapped a NZD1.1 million ($630,751) fine on One New Zealand for breaching the emergency call contact code, following action by the Commerce Commission and an acknowledgement by the operator.

Asia Pacific Operators Regulation