DoT asks Indian telcos for details on Chinese gear still in their networks

Posted on April 14, 2025 by Guest authors

India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has reportedly asked all telcos in the country to provide details of Chinese equipment still being used in their networks.

Posted in Regulation

Previous: How Route Analysis Helps Airlines Expand Their Networks

Next: Paralyzed American Airlines Passenger Files Complaint After Wheelchair Wasn’t Loaded Onto Flight

Regulation

African regulators address quality and cost of services

Guest authors
October 28, 2025
0

Two recent news stories – from Madagascar and Chad – indicate that some African regulators feel they need to respond strongly to public concerns about quality and cost of mobile services – although powers to enforce these responses often differ from co…

5G
Broadband
connectivity
fcc
Hot Topics
Legislation & Government
mobile
Network
Networks
Operators
Regulation
rural
Rural Telecoms
Satellites
SpaceX
Starlink
Telecoms

FCC denies spectrum request for Starlink’s mobile service

Guest authors
March 28, 2024
0

SpaceX’s plans to expand Starlink to provide mobile services have encountered a roadblock as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) dismissed the company’s application to use several spectrum bands. Starlink – the satellite internet di…

Regulation

Vodacom fibre deal to go ahead after years of delays

Guest authors
November 28, 2025
0

South African operator Vodacom and Remgro, a diversified investment holding company, have announced that regulator the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) has approved Vodacom’s acquisition of a minority stake in Vumatel’s pare…

Related Posts

African regulators address quality and cost of services

FCC denies spectrum request for Starlink’s mobile service

Vodacom fibre deal to go ahead after years of delays

Leave a Reply Cancel reply