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:.Daily News Briefing.:

February 22, 2016

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Members

  1. International partnerships ‘Empower’ Etisalat’s efforts to develop Internet of Things solutions
    Member Logo The foundation of an industry forum and new customer trials in several countries are the latest initiatives announced by the company to develop Narrow Band-IoT (NB-IoT) solutions, which will play a critical role in deploying Internet of Things services...  Read More
  2. STC takes part in sponsoring the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona
    Member Logo STC’s will also demonstrate the services offered to users and the related applications. the stand will also include Viva Kuwait, Viva Bahrain and “Integral” the content company...  Read More
  3. Ooredoo and Huawei to open innovation lab
    Member Logo Based at Ooredoo’s state-of-the-art Qatar Data Centre 5, the facility will develop, test and demonstrate next generation information technology and communication solutions, including Mobile Broadband, 5G, digital transformation, Internet of Things solutions, 4K video enhancements, among others...  Read More

Policy and Regulation

  1. India commission approves interim measure for spectrum liberalisation
    No market price is currently available for the 800MHz band in the four circles in question, however, as they were not auctioned in the March 2015 sale. As an interim measure, the regulator has allowed operators to liberalise airwaves... Read More

South Asia

  1. Nepal tops 28.8 million telephony customers in October
    Nepal Telecom led the country’s voice telephony services market in October, with a total of 13.51 million subscribers, followed by Ncell with 13 million. Nepal Telecom had 11.4 million GSM subscribers, and 1.31 million CDMA customers... Read More

Middle East

  1. Smarter use of digital skills and technology to boost UAE's economic output
    More than one-fifth (22 percent) of world output is linked to this digital economy of skills and capital. The US is the world's most digital economy, with existing digital investments accounting for 33 percent of its output... Read More

North Africa

  1. Zain Sudan secures 4G licence
    The cellco, which had a subscriber base of 11.869 million at the end of 2015, has claimed that as soon as it does receive permission, it could begin offering LTE within four months... Read More

3G, 4G & Beyond

  1. 5G consumers will demand services and solutions, not speed
    5G is about managing the consumer’s digital life – the connectivity, devices and services, as well as providing safeguards for privacy and security... Read More

OTT, Alternative Telecom

  1. RCS steps forward as Google and GSMA launch client with operators
    RCS, or Rich Communication Services, is how operators will continue to counter feature-rich OTT services like WhatsApp through an interoperable standard enabling things like group messaging, IP voice calls, and file sharing between networks... Read More

Mobile Content, Mobile TV & IPTV

  1. Akamai launches predictive content delivery
    The leading content delivery network (CDN) services firm says that behind its decision to launch the solution has been the continued growth of mobile video consumption which it says driving both media companies and network operators... Read More

Global Telecom Update

  1. MWC 2016: 5 telco take-aways for the mobile industry
    Mobile World Congress (MWC) is currently underway in Barcelona. Along with a huge range of devices, including smartphones, tablets and wearables, the conference has so far seen several partnerships, initiatives and technologies being announced... Read More

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