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Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: Neos Networks completes regional metro access networks; Deutsche Telekom sold on Cellnex; Elon owes rent to King Charles.

The nations top mobile operators launched ZenKey in 2020 to offer single sign-on services. But AT&T stopped supporting the offering last year, according to its website.

Alaska is working with Ecopia AI to generate a map of the states buildings and broadband serviceable locations in the lead up to BEAD.

Should telecom operators leverage the public cloud? Billions of dollars hang on the answer to that question as the private networking opportunity lights a fire under both sides.

The GSMA said it expects 80,000 people to turn out for its MWC trade show in Barcelona, Spain, this year, alongside around 2,000 exhibitors. Thats up from the 61,000 who attended MWC Barcelona last year.

Filing for the Mediacom Mobile trademark is part of a broader process to explore whether it makes business sense to offer an operator-branded mobile service, an official says.

This week in broadband builds: Spectrum, Comcast, electric co-ops win in Indiana; Cox, AT&T win in Kansas; Kinetic connects 9K in Kentucky; GoNetspeed expands in Maine - and more.

According to AT&T, Mexico has one of the most expensive spectrum costs, which causes fewer people to be connected, putting investments at risk and creating barriers to competition.

According to DellOro Group, there are over 900 networks that could be implementing 5G SA technology. But so far only 39 operators have deployed it.

Scale, simplicity, affordability and an under-appreciated local retail presence are among the reasons cable is having a moment in mobile, Moore says.