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Google has introduced a sharply priced AI Plus subscription in India to push generative AI into the mass market and counter OpenAI’s ChatGPT Go. The AI Plus plan launches at ₹199 per month for new users for six months, then moves to ₹399 per month. The bundle raises usage limits
The latest 3GPP cycle consolidates 5G-Advanced (Release 18), sets the agenda for Release 19, and frames early 6G studies, with direct implications for operator investment, enterprise use cases, and vendor roadmaps. Release 18, the first phase of 5G-Advanced, is moving from standards completion into implementation, bringing carrier-grade enhancements in spectral
3GPP has become the organizing framework for how public safety, utilities, transportation and enterprise security adopt LTE/5G for mission-critical communications (MCX). For mission-critical users, 3GPP’s scope includes capabilities such as push-to-talk, data and video designed for high availability, priority, pre-emption and end-to-end security. For agencies and enterprises, the value of
Disney will invest $1 billion in OpenAI and become Sora’s first major content licensing partner, enabling fans to generate and share short videos that feature more than 200 characters and environments from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars. The agreement spans three years, excludes actor likenesses and voices, and extends
2025 has seen major telecom and tech M&A activity, including billion-dollar deals in fiber, AI, cloud, and cybersecurity. This monthly tracker details key acquisitions, like AT&T buying Lumen’s fiber assets and Google’s $32B move for Wiz, highlighting how consolidation is shaping the competitive landscape.
IBM has agreed to acquire Confluent for $31 per share in cash, signaling a decisive move to make real-time, governed data the backbone of generative and agentic AI across hybrid cloud environments. The transaction values Confluent at an enterprise value of roughly $11 billion, with closing targeted by mid-2026 pending
A potential take‑private of DigitalBridge by SoftBank would concentrate capital, power, and build capability at the precise chokepoints of the AI and telecom stack. The center of gravity in AI infrastructure has moved from buildings and GPUs to grid access, entitlements, and construction lead time. DigitalBridge controls rights to roughly
The administration plans an executive order to set a single national AI rulebook and override state-level frameworks, a move with immediate implications for telecom, cloud, and enterprise AI strategies. President Trump signaled he will sign an executive order establishing a uniform federal approach to AI governance that preempts state regulations.
Work at local distribution points often triggers unintended service cuts, driving spikes in complaints, repeat truck rolls, and SLA penalties. By empowering on-site technicians to detect and remediate cuts instantly—rather than wait for back-office workflows—operators can compress mean time to repair, avoid secondary visits, and reduce inbound support volume. The
This dispute underscores the weakness of today’s data-sharing “plumbing.” Scraping is brittle, hard to audit, and raises legal risk. The industry will likely move toward standardized, consent-driven APIs that let customers securely share specific data fields for comparison and switching. Telecom can borrow from open banking: OAuth 2.0 and OpenID
Versant’s lineup spans USA Network, CNBC, MS NOW (formerly MSNBC), Oxygen, E!, SYFY and Golf Channel, plus Fandango, Rotten Tomatoes, GolfNow, GolfPass and SportsEngine. Management argues the reach of up to ~65 million households and a 62% live programming mix gives it durable leverage in news and sports while it
A landmark private 5G pilot at EMSTEEL with e& UAE signals how industrial networks in the region are evolving from connectivity add-ons to strategic infrastructure. The pilot delivers dedicated, high-speed wireless coverage across complex industrial spaces that are often hostile to traditional Wi‑Fi and public cellular. For manufacturers in the
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