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Eurofiber, Colt announce cross-carrier quantum-secured fiber corridor
During Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, Eurofiber and Colt Technology Services announced a cross-carrier Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) initiative to deliver quantum-secured connectivity between the financial districts of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), London (UK) and Brussels (Belgium), setting a new benchmark for pan-European digital resilience.
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TCCA – A Year in Review | Driving Global Critical Communications
It is difficult to condense into one article the achievements of TCCA members over the last year – the vast majority of work carried out as unpaid voluntary contributions in addition to the hugely demanding ‘day jobs’ of our Working Group members.
How AI is Creating a Proactive Network That Predicts and Protects
Enterprise networks are no longer just pipes that move data from one point to another. Today, they function as the digital nervous system of modern business, supporting cloud platforms, digital payments, IoT deployments, remote work, and real-time customer experiences. As organisations adopt cloud-native architectures, 5G, edge computing, and distributed applications, network complexity has increased dramatically.
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Eurofiber, Colt announce cross-carrier quantum-secured fiber corridor
During Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, Eurofiber and Colt Technology Services announced a cross-carrier Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) initiative to deliver quantum-secured connectivity between the financial districts of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), London (UK) and Brussels (Belgium), setting a new benchmark for pan-European digital resilience.
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Singtel taps Sierra to transform customer engagement with AI
The Singtel Group has announced a strategic partnership with Sierra, a leading AI platform, to enhance its customer engagement experience across the Group. This is in line with its commitment to elevating its services and providing more value to its customers.
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Nokia Using AI as a Powerful Accelerator for Transforming Networks
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At a time when AI is fundamentally transforming networks from static, hardware-centric infrastructures into dynamic, self-optimizing systems – global telecoms major Nokia is using AI as a powerful accelerator for transforming networks into intelligent and automated systems. The company’s unique approach brings together traditional ML, causal AI, and Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (MARL) to enable real-time sensing and decisioning.
‘GIS is transforming real-time monitoring and management of telecom infra’: Esri India
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With the integration of AI, machine learning, and digital twins, GIS is enabling smarter city management, from detecting encroachments and planning drainage and road systems to optimizing telecom networks ·? and Esri India is leading the way in this direction. With Esri·?s ArcGIS, telecom operators can integrate data from network management systems, IoT sensors, and field operations onto dynamic geospatial dashboards.
How API Marketplaces Can Transform Telco Monetization
Spotlight on Telco Monetization | TelecomDrive.com
There·?s no denying that the telecom sector is abuzz with the promise of network APIs. With the global telecom...
The Future of Networks: What Lies Ahead?
Since the launch of 5G in India October 2022, India has emerged as one of the leaders in 5G adoption, demonstrating exceptional momentum across all key metrics.
National Technology Day: Accelerating Growth in India’s Telecom Sector
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Spotlight on National Technology Day | TelecomDrive.com
National Technology Day, observed on May 11, commemorates India·?s technological advancements, particularly the Pokhran nuclear tests of 1998....
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During Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026, Eurofiber and Colt Technology Services announced a cross-carrier Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) initiative to deliver quantum-secured connectivity between the financial districts of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), London (UK) and Brussels (Belgium), setting a new benchmark for pan-European digital resilience.
