Telcos stories - Page 16

Cloudera warns telecom firms to invest in AI-driven networks or risk falling behind as data challenges stall sector progress and growth slows.

Atsushi Kubo has been named CEO of Telehouse Canada to spearhead expansion and strengthen its position in the Canadian data centre and connectivity market.

One NZ, in cooperation with SpaceX, launched its first six 'direct to cell' satellites enabling expanded telecommunication coverage from 2024, and has joined a global alliance to offer reciprocal satellite roaming services.

Australian privately-owned IT service provider Green Light Worldwide is celebrating the anniversary of its founding 16 years ago.

TechDay introduces new Ultimate Guides, providing comprehensive coverage on various topics across its sites. Brand features available.

The promotion of Michael Rogers into the role comes as CrowdStrike reports a record quarter for its partner ecosystem.

Wellington's adtech firm Postr goes global with contracts in Indonesia, Germany, and Portugal, expanding its team and quadrupling monthly revenue.

Nexion managing director Paul Glass talks about how they've leveraged their partnerships to gain global traction.

Ingram Micro partners with Dropbox to expand availability to channel partners across Pacific and add to cloud marketplaces.

Telcos set to revolutionise device security, offering endpoint protection at the network level, bypassing traditional anti-virus methods.

GeoOp targets £8m ahead of NZX debut, seeking to revolutionize job management tech globally, with current operation in 13 countries.

Cisco's failed acquisition led to the birth of Sandvine, a Canadian telecoms specialist targeting further growth in Asia.

Telecom cuts data roaming costs dramatically, introducing a flat daily rate for travellers, starting 21 December. Say goodbye to bill shocks!.