Telcos stories
The ranking strengthens Infobip's position with enterprise buyers as CPaaS vendors compete to bundle messaging, voice and AI tools.
Expansion into UK mobile services has gained fresh backing as TNS Global funds eSIM Go's push beyond travel eSIM into MVNOs.
Rising cyber risk and regulatory pressure are pushing telecom operators to harden voice services as enterprises shift calling into cloud platforms.
The ad tech group is deepening its push into retail media and connected television as it seeks to unify planning, buying and measurement.
The ranking underscores rising demand for quantum-safe security as banks, governments and defence groups brace for future attacks on encrypted data.
Broader partnerships on AI, satellite links and 6G are now on offer as the event widens beyond handsets and networks.
US market readiness, simpler activation and open rules have propelled it to the top of a 50-market eSIM ranking for 2026.
The move could speed automated connectivity for enterprise customers as operators seek common NaaS standards across cloud and AI networks.
Irish platforms may face fresh pressure to spot grooming earlier as a new system flags suspicious chats before abuse escalates.
Many legitimate calls are being ignored as scam fears and opaque AI use erode trust in contact centres across the UK.
Only 11% of organisations are confident they can meet post-quantum deadlines, as legacy systems and tight budgets slow Australian preparations.
Beta customers in Australia are getting alerts and compliance records inside Microsoft 365, reducing the risk of missed lone-worker incidents.
UK business and public-sector customers could see faster fault resolution as BT Business begins an AI overhaul of managed services with Accenture.
Zero outages now support more than 1 million monthly credit checks as T-Mobile prepares to expand home broadband and connected devices.
UK businesses struggling to deploy AI may gain a new data layer as the South Korean firm targets regulated sectors after Series A funding.
Customers in New Zealand can now buy lower-cost refurbished iPhones as the operator tests demand for circular phone sales.
The deal would expand Intuitive Machines' network by 44 antennas and deepen its reach in lunar communications as demand for ground links grows.
The deal will support BAE Systems' digital transformation as defence groups face growing pressure to secure networks across global operations.
The 60-acre site is set to create 215 jobs and anchor Airsys's US push as data centre cooling demand rises with AI workloads.
Skills shortages and fragmented rollouts are leaving telecom operators unable to scale AI, with most executives warning of higher costs and margin pressure.
