Telecom Operators

e& and Vodafone Group Plc have agreed to a strategic relationship that will bring certain aspects of the two operators’ businesses closer together across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Cogent Communications Holdings, Inc. has completed the previously announced acquisition of T-Mobile’s Wireline Business. The price of the deal was not disclosed.

Rogers Communications announced its partnership with Lynk Global to test and bring satellite-to-phone connectivity across Canada. Rogers has already conducted successful technical tests with Lynk satellites in remote British Columbia and will start testing in Atlantic Canada.

Verizon, an Official Technology Partner and the Official 5G Network of the NFL, will activate at the 2023 NFL Draft Weekend (April 27-29) to showcase the transformative performance of Verizon 5G, demonstrating recently upgraded network enhancements throughout the Kansas City area.

Verizon reported its first-quarter results, which highlighted increased cash flow and the largest number of total broadband net additions in more than a decade.

AT&T Inc. reported first-quarter results that showcased consistent 5G and fiber customer additions and profitable growth driven by increasing wireless service and broadband revenues.

Verizon Business announced the deployment of a private 5G network at the new Cleveland Clinic hospital in Mentor, Ohio. Through this collaboration, the two companies will develop ways to utilize this technology to enhance patient care, provide caregivers with greater connectivity to deliver that care and elevate the patient and visitor experience.

AT&T México, in alliance with Qualcomm, Celona, Axity and Veea, have begun technological tests of private networks in the AT&T 5G Innovation Laboratory with the purpose of developing use cases that help accelerate their adoption within industries.

Deutsche Telekom CEO Timotheus Hoettges achieved a goal of becoming the majority stakeholder in T-Mobile US during the German-headquartered operator’s AGM with its stake up to 50.2 per cent.

Canadian authorities have finally approved Rogers Communications' CAD$26 billion (US$19 billion) takeover of telecom rival Shaw, ending a two-year discussion in one of the largest corporate tie-ups in the nation's history.