Mobile operators stories
Fears over fraud are pushing Philippine mobile operators to test network-led scam detection and transaction checks with the GSMA.
Nine Pacific Island countries will get mobile emergency alerts as the GSMA uses USD $1.2 million to speed up warning systems for disasters.
The report says ASEAN must turn national gains into a shared market as the region targets a USD2 trillion digital economy by 2030.
Unresolved fraud is eroding confidence in Southeast Asia's digital economy, with scam victims often switching providers after losses.
Severe storms and floods could push annual repair bills for mobile operators above USD $3 billion by 2050, the industry body said.
The appointments preserve senior operator representation at the mobile industry's top table as security, AI and network investment climb the agenda.
GSMA Intelligence says satellite has moved into telecoms mainstream, as operators covering nearly 70% of global subscribers sign up for partnerships.
The relocation gives Kazakhstan a higher-profile platform to court investment and shape regional debate on connectivity, AI and telecoms policy.
Billions already within coverage risk missing AI-era services as entry-level smartphones become less affordable in low-income markets.
Operators want to avoid costly 6G roll-outs, with NGMN saying any migration path must minimise hardware changes and complexity.
Telecoms operators are using the software to cut outages, alarm noise and order failures after live trials expanded across five continents.
Rising data demand is driving emissions higher in parts of Asia Pacific, as mobile operators struggle to secure cleaner electricity.
The results bolster eir's pitch in crowded urban markets, where operators are vying on 5G speed and reliability as data demand rises.
With 12% of respondents scammed last year, the GSMA says faster case resolution and stronger digital trust are vital for India's next growth phase.
Banks and payment firms could gain tighter onboarding checks as the pair combine mobile network signals with identity datasets to spot fraud.
More than four in five US households pay around USD $100 a month, making mobile service one of the country's biggest recurring bills.
The handover comes as the communications infrastructure group expands across public safety, rail and broadcasting projects in Australia.
Mobile traffic at Croke Park hit a record as Katie Taylor's farewell bout drew thousands of fans streaming and sharing on the night.
Users of the latest Galaxy Z phones in the US can activate service immediately, without a physical SIM or Wi‑Fi, as eSIM adoption gathers pace.
Rising scrutiny over data, security and identity checks is pushing mobile operators to bake compliance into daily operations, Lifecycle Software says.