Iraq’s Asiacell boosts indoor coverage with VoWiFi service

Posted on September 11, 2025 by Guest authors

Iraqi telco Asiacell says it has launched the country’s first Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) service that enables users to make and receive voice calls in spaces with Wi-Fi coverage in areas – especially indoors – where cellular signal quality is poor.

Related Posts

Cloud RAN trial proves AI improves network efficiency

Guest authors
March 3, 2026
0

A new Cloud RAN trial has proven how AI boosts network efficiency, giving operators a path to better resource management. AT&T completed an evaluation alongside Ericsson and Intel that tested how machine learning models perform over varying radio f…

Operators

Vodacom Eastern Cape boosts Addo coverage to fight crime

Guest authors
August 6, 2025
0

Vodacom Eastern Cape said on Tuesday that it has completed targeted network upgrades in the Addo region and along the R335 route to fill mobile coverage gaps in a bid to combat truck hijackings.

Operators

Telenor may be sued over sharing of customer data with Myanmar junta

Guest authors
October 7, 2025
0

Myanmar civil society groups Defend Myanmar Democracy and the Myanmar Internet Project have announced plans to sue the Norwegian telecoms giant Telenor. They allege it shared customer data with the junta that took power in a 2021 coup, thereby endanger…

Leave a Reply Cancel reply