In an era where seamless communication drives how we live, work, and innovate, recognizing achievements in telecommunications is essential for advancing progress. The Crowdsourced Awards by Weplan Analytics is a prestigious annual recognition that honors the industry’s top-performing connectivity companies and services.

TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company, and Sabey Data Centers (SDC), a leading data center developer, owner and operator, announced a memorandum of understanding to develop a strategic collaboration agreement. This initiative aims to leverage advanced nuclear Natrium plants into SDC’s current and future data center operations.

Analysts are optimistic that 2025 is the year that private wireless moves from the margins of the industry to the mainstream, alongside mobility, fixed-wireless, cloud and broadband.

Bill Barney, the chairman of PTC, was onstage at PTC to discuss where the infrastructure market stands. “When you think about the next 25 years, you have to think about the last five,” he began.

By mid-2024, North America continued to dominate the global 5G landscape, with 5G accounting for over 55% of connections in the region. This rapid adoption underscores 5G's critical role in driving GDP growth and enabling transformative applications. 

The United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Japan, and the United States of America collaborate through the Global Coalition on Telecommunications (GCOT) to advance telecommunications technology innovation, fostering security, growth, and societal benefits across all participating jurisdictions.

The wireless telecommunications industry has undergone significant expansion, driven by the continued growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem.

Netcracker Technology was recently honored with two Telecom Review Excellence Awards—'Best Global BSS/OSS Solution’ and ‘Most Innovative Automation Product’—during the Telecom Review Leaders' Summit 2024.

As 2025 begins, cloud computing has become a cornerstone of global digital infrastructure, with significant investments flowing into the United States. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft—The Big Three—are expanding their data centers and workforce training to attract developers, enterprises, and governments to their platforms. While North America remains a critical focus, these cloud giants are also increasing their presence in global markets, including key emerging economies.

According to a new report from Arelion, titled “Artificial Intelligence: Opportunity or Threat for Global Networks?,” a staggering 90% of decision makers believe that hackers are more likely to trick AI-based cybersecurity tools than those operated by humans.