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SASE Won’t Stop Kerberos Delegation Abuse: The Identity-Layer Blind Spot in Modern Enterprise Networks
SASE architectures secure the network edge, but attackers rarely need to touch the edge once they're inside. Kerberos delegation abuse lets adversaries move laterally through fully "zero-trust" networks without triggering a single perimeter alert.
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Deutsche Telekom: Launches T-Travel eSIM platform for mobile data in 200+ destinations
Deutsche Telekom introduced T-Travel, a standalone app and online platform for booking eSIM-based mobile data packages across 200+ destinations. The service offers four tiers with validity from one day to one month, with pricing based on destination, data volume, and duration. It targets new customers to the operator.
US Office of Management and Budget (OMB): Overhauls federal spectrum repurposing process to accelerate 6G auction timelines
OMB issued a memorandum reforming interagency procedures to speed the identification and repurposing of federal spectrum for 6G auctions. A Department of War official highlighted the difficulty of freeing large contiguous bands while safeguarding national security operations.
Apple: Plans October launch of Apple Pay in India with initial Axis Bank credit card support
Apple is preparing to introduce Apple Pay in India in October, starting with support for Axis Bank-issued credit cards to enable tap-and-pay on iPhone.
Mediacom: Appoints Gavin Throckmorton as Group VP of Mobile Strategy
Gavin Throckmorton, formerly with Charter Communications and Sprint, joins Mediacom as group VP to lead mobile strategy initiatives.
Verizon: Applies for experimental 4 GHz spectrum license to demo 5G sensing with Ericsson and Samsung as a precursor to 6G
Verizon filed for an experimental license in the United States to use part of the 4 GHz band for 5G sensing demonstrations in collaboration with Ericsson and Samsung, characterizing the effort as groundwork for 6G.
John Deere: Shipping autonomous trucks with factory-fitted satellite connectivity; U.S. university reports 2 years 9 months spectrum decision delay
John Deere is delivering autonomous trucks equipped with factory-installed satellite connectivity. Separately, Iowa State University experienced a two-year, nine-month wait for a spectrum decision in the United States.
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Sony Wireless Communications: Deploys permanent private 5G network at Yokohama Arena in Japan
SWC activated its 'Moreve' private 5G communications service as a permanent installation at Yokohama Arena, operational from 18 September, to support connectivity during large-scale events and offload traffic from public mobile networks.
Private 5G in oil and gas: ROI framing, AI-enabled inspections, and connected worker use cases outlined
Sponsored analysis outlines how private 5G can address connectivity gaps in oil and gas facilities and frames an ROI approach tied to site-specific value from connected workers, automated inspections (drones/robots), and condition monitoring. Highlights technical enablers such as beamforming/beam steering and make-before-break handover, and suggests an ROI calculator for building the business case.
Antevia Networks: Integrates with Ontix Nexus neutral host gateway in the United Kingdom
Antevia Networks completed a technical integration of its 5G in-building solution with Ontix's Nexus neutral host gateway, advancing their May 2026 partnership to support commercial hybrid private/public mobile network deployments in the UK.
India's managed private networks and spectrum-leasing offered alongside national network investments
Indian mobile network operators investing in spectrum and national networks are offering managed private networks, spectrum-leasing arrangements, and managed connectivity services.
Pierson Wireless: Leads deployment and installation for a Private 5G service
Systems integrator Pierson Wireless led deployment and installation activities for a private LTE/5G network delivered as a Private 5G service.
Mobile Heartbeat adds private 5G support to its Banyan clinical communication platform, expanding connectivity options for hospitals and health systems.
Mobile Heartbeat has expanded its Banyan clinical communication platform to support private 5G networks. Tested with Pixel Health, the capability gives healthcare organizations greater flexibility as they modernize connectivity beyond traditional Wi-Fi.
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Nokia: AI-RAN referenced with AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile alongside Nvidia and Ericsson
Brief coverage mentions Nokia RAN infrastructure and AI-RAN in the context of US operators (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile) with vendors Nvidia and Ericsson. The item indicates interest in applying AI to the RAN but does not provide specific deployments, timelines, or quantitative results.
AI Data Center Networking: Scale-Up vs Scale-Out Architecture
AI training and inference clusters are built from two architecturally distinct interconnect layers: scale-up, tightly coupling accelerators within a server or rack via technologies like NVLink and NVSwitch,...
Can Telecom AI Agents Be Portable? The Architecture Choices That Create Vendor Lock-In
AI agent vendor lock-in isn't determined by which language model powers the agent, that layer is increasingly commoditised. It's determined by three architectural choices made well below the...
TRAI: 5G network slicing QoS benchmarks contested by Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea
India’s major mobile operators have challenged TRAI’s proposed quality-of-service metrics for 5G network slicing, citing feasibility, measurement complexity, and operational burden. The dispute centers on enforceable KPIs for slice performance (e.g., latency, throughput, reliability) and how they would be measured and audited across live networks.
Thailand: Operators offer low-cost data bundles to support $48 million TH-AI Passport AI scheme
Mobile operators in Thailand introduced discounted data bundles to facilitate citizen access to the government's $48 million TH-AI Passport AI initiative.
The Economics of Telecom AI Agents – Model Choice, Retrieval, Tokens and Escalation Costs
Token pricing gets the most attention in AI agent cost discussions, but it's often the smallest lever available. This guide extends TeckNexus's earlier token economics analysis specifically to...
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How AI Infrastructure Is Reshaping Optical Networking
AI clusters require dramatically more optical interconnect per unit of compute than previous data center generations, pulling transceiver speeds from 800G toward 1.6T and driving early adoption of...
ETDatacenters: Reports AI-driven surge in data center rack power density to 26 kW average by 2026
ETDatacenters reports that average data center rack loads doubled from 12 kW in 2024 to 26 kW by 2026, driven by AI workloads and space constraints. Designs in some cases target up to 1 MW per rack. Supporting this shift requires re-architected high-amp redundant power delivery, broader adoption of liquid cooling (direct-to-chip, rear-door heat exchangers, immersion), and structural upgrades to handle increased floor loads and service complexity.
AI Data Center Networking: Scale-Up vs Scale-Out Architecture
AI training and inference clusters are built from two architecturally distinct interconnect layers: scale-up, tightly coupling accelerators within a server or rack via technologies like NVLink and NVSwitch,...
Nvidia: CEO projects chip sales to double by 2027 amid broad AI adoption
At a UK event hosted by King Charles III on 17 September, CEO Jensen Huang said Nvidia expects chip sales to double in 2027, citing accelerating AI adoption across industries. Bloomberg reported the remarks. Nvidia remains the leading supplier of AI accelerators and does not disclose chip unit sales.
NTT DATA: Invests $1.5B in India for AI-ready sovereign data centers with edge and private 5G focus
NTT DATA is committing US$1.5 billion to build AI-ready data center infrastructure in India with an emphasis on sovereign compute and secure data residency. The program supports physical AI by enabling on-site edge inference and integrating private 5G for low-latency, secure operations. NTT DATA highlights work with Ericsson to combine private 5G and edge platforms with edge AI services for real-time autonomous decision-making.
Fujifilm greenfield manufacturing facility: Phase 1 to break ground in FY 2026, targeting commercial production in FY 2028
Phase 1 construction is slated for FY 2026 with planned commercial production in FY 2028 at a greenfield manufacturing facility.
