Issue 51 2021
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Approximately 63% of Frontier Communications’ stockholders have approved the acquisition by Verizon, including ten of the company’s top twelve stockholders.
The average maximum probable loss for intangible assets, such as information assets and intellectual property, was 19% higher, at $1.03 billion, compared to tangible assets like property, plant, and equipment, which registered losses of $867 million, according to the report Comparative Risk Report 2024: Reducing AI, IP, and Cyber Risk by AON.
Cirion Technologies has chosen RISE with SAP to elevate its innovation capabilities and maintain its market edge in Latin America.
TELUS Corporation announced remarkable results for the third quarter of 2024, driven by significant growth in customer additions across mobile and fixed services, along with a strong financial performance and a dividend increase.
The Government of Canada has finalized an investment of CAD 79.1 million under the Strategic Innovation Fund to support Ericsson's CAD 634.8 million project aimed at advancing 5G technologies for next-generation telecommunications networks.
CRDF Global announced the formalization of a strategic agreement with APTelecom to support their organization’s respective efforts and business activities in global security.
With two decades of operations in Mexico, ZTE understands the market needs and now focuses on deploying infrastructure and fiber optic networks to improve user experience for businesses in the country.
Bell Canada has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Ziply Fiber in a deal valued at approximately CAD 7 billion. The transaction includes CAD 5 billion in cash and the assumption of around CAD 2 billion in net debt, which will be rolled over at closing.
MEF announced that 15 leading companies have achieved SASE Certification and the certificate is now available to all MEF members.
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With two decades of operations in Mexico, ZTE understands the market needs and now focuses on deploying infrastructure and fiber optic networks to improve user experience for businesses in the country.
With less than a month left until the Global NaaS Event (GNE 2024) kicks off, the excitement is building. Kevin Vachon, COO, MEF, spoke to Telecom Review and shared more details about the upcoming event.
Telekom Malaysia (USA), Inc., under TM Global is a wholly owned subsidiary of Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), Malaysia’s largest telecommunication company. TM Global is the global and wholesale arm of Telekom Malaysia Berhad, focusing on domestic and international wholesale business; offering a comprehensive suite of cutting-edge communication services and solutions in connectivity and beyond.
