Nokia introduced its new Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) Wi-Fi solution and MX Boost for private wireless that leverage the importance of wireless networks in connecting industrial assets for organizations implementing Industry 4.0 use cases and the growing adoption of private 4.9G/LTE and 5G.

Ericsson’s strategy is to be a leader in mobile infrastructure and to establish an enterprise business. To execute on its strategy and growth ambitions while continuing to invest in R&D to maintain its technology leadership, Ericsson announced changes to its group structure and executive team.

During CABSAT 2022, Telecom Review had an exclusive with SpaceBridge CEO David Gelerman. Founded in 1988, SpaceBridge is an established supplier and global market leader in broadband satellite communications systems technology, with its headquarters located in Montreal, Canada and among its remote offices is in the Middle East.

During CABSAT 2022, Arabsat has invited Telecom Review for an exclusive media opportunity to discuss the recent investment between Arabsat and Thales Alenia Space towards building ARABSAT-7A, a fully flexible software-defined satellite based on the innovative INstant SPace In-orbit REconfiguration (Space Inspire) platform.

The Telecommunications and Digital Regulatory Authority (TDRA) announced that the UAE has successfully registered more than 19,000 terrestrial radiocommunication stations at International Telecommunication Union (ITU), which is the UN’s specialized agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs). This achievement represents an international recognition of the frequencies allocated to the UAE and the ability to protect radiocommunication stations from harmful international interference, which greatly affects the quality of services provided to the public.

Due to the latest capacity renewal agreement signed by InterSAT and SES, customers of the leading African internet provider can continue to rely on SES’ well-positioned satellite to connect their farms, remote offices, schools, and hospitals with affordable internet access across Africa.

New technologies are bound to be introduced, making microwave the ideal wireless backhaul that delivers larger capacity, lower latency, and higher performance. In an exclusive interview with Telecom Review, Perry Yang, president of wireless microwave product line, Huawei, gave invaluable insights regarding microwave technology and the market progress and the company’s strategy for target networks of 2025.

By Niall Norton, general manager of Amdocs for 5G and networks and CEO of Amdocs’ Openet

Emirates Telecommunications Group Company PJSC “e&” (Etisalat Group) announced that it has acquired approximately 2,766 million shares in Vodafone Group Plc, representing 9.8% of Vodafone’s issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) for purchase cost of circa USD 4.4 billion. e& has made the investment in Vodafone to gain significant exposure to a world leader in connectivity and digital services.