Telcos stories - Page 22

Macquarie Cloud Services has committed to a five-year deal with FirstWave Cloud Technology for the provision of network monitoring and intelligence software.

The catalogs of CSP (communication service providers) market offerings are set to explode as new digital services emerge, powered by B2B2X business models.

Global technology intelligence firm ABI Research predicts that the Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) market will be worth over $150 billion by 2030.

Kacific has partnered with Teleglobal in Indonesia to provide a large-scale deployment of mobile backhaul services to major telecommunications operators.

Telecoms fraud is a growing concern as cybercriminals use advanced technology to outpace anti-fraud solutions. Measures are being taken to minimize the threats.

The all-new ESET NetProtect will enable telcos and ISPs to offer consumers easy-to-use, installation-free protection against various online threats.

Phone and internet complaints have increased for the first time in five quarters, according to a new telco report from the Ombudsman.

Specialist API security firm Noname Security has appointed Netpoleon as its distributor in Australia and New Zealand.

Ben Crowe appointed as Vertiv's vertical sales leader for colocation and hyperscale in Australia and New Zealand.

Vertiv appoints Ben Crowe as the Vertical Sales Leader for colocation and hyperscale businesses in Australia and New Zealand, expanding the local team.

Trends accelerated by the pandemic have created significant networking and security challenges, according to an ABI Research report.

Ribbon Communications partners with Microsoft to support Operator Connect Accelerator for Microsoft Teams, simplifying access to telecom services.

Over 80% of organizations in Southeast Asia and India rely on open source for driving innovation, according to a survey by Ashnik.

The promotion of Michael Rogers into the role comes as CrowdStrike reports a record quarter for its partner ecosystem.

Australian consumers increasingly satisfied with internet and phone providers as complaints drop, says Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman.

Payments innovation will shift from consumers to businesses in the next decade as tech firms create autonomous payments in connected devices, says Forrester.

Mark Callander will become CEO of a combined 2degrees and Orcon Group business pending merger approval. The merged company will be known as 2degrees.

Digital money transfer numbers are expected to grow in Australia and worldwide, according to WorldRemit's APAC managing director.

2degrees and Orcon Group plan to merge, creating New Zealand's third-largest telco, offering mobile, broadband, and energy services.

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