Airtel Tanzania MD reveals tower expansion in rural locations

Posted on March 9, 2024 by Guest authors

Airtel Tanzania managing director Dinesh Balsingh revealed the operator had expanded its coverage with newly constructed towers, as part of an initiative to boost connectivity in rural locations, The Citizen reported.

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FCC fines major telcos for selling users’ location data

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has fined major US telcos for illegally selling their subscribers’ location data to third-party data brokers. According to an FCC statement, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile US – the latter two h…

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CelcomDigi and Borneo Restu to roll out PoP Phase 2 in Sarawak

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Malaysian telco CelcomDigi said on Friday it has formed a strategic partnership with Sarawak-based telecoms infrastructure firm Borneo Restu under the government’s Point of Presence (PoP) Phase 2 project to enhance high-speed internet access in Sarawak…

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Telenor IoT adopts next-gen SGP.32 eSIM standard

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Telenor IoT has become one of the early adopters of the GSMA’s forthcoming SGP.32 global eSIM standard. Signalling a commitment to future-proofing customer deployments, the company plans to integrate SGP.32 into its offerings starting autumn 2025. This…

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