Bangladesh telcos warned on call drops as BTRC seeks AI solution

Posted on July 1, 2024 by Guest authors

Bangladesh’s telecoms minister reportedly warned the country’s telcos on Sunday that they will be forced to compensate for mobile call drops, while the country’s regulator is turning to AI to deal with complaints.

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Banglalink’s bid for 2,100MHz spectrum rejected by Bangladesh regulator

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July 10, 2025
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Bangladesh’s telecoms regulator has rejected an appeal by Banglalink to acquire 5MHz of spectrum in the 2,100MHz band outside of the ongoing auction process.

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Malaysia, Timor Leste enable data roaming amid telecoms co-op MoU

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October 28, 2025
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Malaysia and Timor Leste reportedly signed two MoUs to cooperate on telecoms and media development just before Timor Leste officially became a member of ASEAN on Sunday, while also revealing that data roaming services have been activated between the tw…

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EU antitrust chief warns against telecoms mergers

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April 18, 2024
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EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager has issued a stern warning against further consolidation in the bloc’s telecommunications industry, countering a recent EU report that advocated for mergers among operators to bolster networks. Speaking at …

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