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GSMA: Mobile internet remains inaccessible for 3.45B people

Telecoms Tech News

billion people – still lacks access to mobile internet, according to the GSMA. The organisation’s latest ‘State of Mobile Internet Connectivity 2024’ report highlights that, while mobile internet adoption continues to grow annually, the pace has significantly slowed. Last year saw 160 million new users.

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Telstra Teams Up with Starlink to Launch Satellite-to-Mobile Messaging in Australia

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Telstra has partnered with SpaceXs Starlink to bring Satellite-to-Mobile (direct-to-handset) text messaging to Australia. This technology aims to improve coverage,

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Boldyn Networks Expands Into Germany with Smart Mobile Labs Acquisition

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Boldyn Networks, a shared network infrastructure provider, has announced an agreement to acquire Germany-based Smart Mobile Labs (SML), a provider

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Congo Telecom goes mobile

Developing Telecoms

The telecommunications sector in the Republic of Congo is welcoming a new arrival with the announcement that Brazzaville-headquartered and state-owned operator Congo Telecom, known mainly for fixed services, has entered the mobile market.

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BSNL Gained 3.6 Million Mobile Users Between August and October 2024

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million mobile users between August and October 2024. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), a state-run Indian telecom operator, has added 3.6

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Kazakhtelecom sells mobile unit to end market monopoly

Developing Telecoms

billion sale of its subsidiary, Mobile Telecom Service LLP, to Qatari Power International Holding (PIH) in a move to align with the Kazakh presidents orders to demonopolise the Kazakh mobile market. Kazakhtelecom completed the US$1.1

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Mauritius provides free mobile internet for 18-25-year-olds

Developing Telecoms

The government of Mauritius has launched a new scheme under which citizens aged 18 to 25 years are eligible to get free mobile internet services as part of a government drive to prepare the younger generation for the country’s digital future.

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