Brazil’s Oi loses connectivity contract to Claro

Posted on November 4, 2025 by Guest authors

Problems continue to pile up for troubled Brazilian operator Oi, with news late last week that rival operator Claro is to take over a connectivity contract it formerly managed.

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Dialog Axiata launches 4G-powered vehicle tracking service

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Sri Lankan telco Dialog Axiata says it has launched a smart tracking solution for vehicle and fleet monitoring, which also uses its 4G network to power various data-based monitoring features.

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Globe Telecom strengthens ties with government to prevent fibre cuts

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