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By Ry Crozier on May 6, 2021 11:07AM Once underpinned by newly-purchased millimetre-wave spectrum. TPG Telecom expects 5G fixed wireless delivered over millimetre-wave spectrum to act as a “mass market … NBN alternative”, underscoring the competitive pressure wireless will exert on NBN Co in coming years. CEO Iñaki Berroeta told TPG’s first post-merger annual general meeting that the $108.2 million investment in millimetre-wave 26GHz spectrum “in all available licence areas” via a recent auction was a “strong result” and “excellent ...

Developing Telecoms Newsletter Sign Up Keep up-to-date with the latest telecoms news in emerging markets globally. Subscribe to Developing Telecoms' FREE weekly newsletter. Afghanistan Bosnia and Herzegowina Cook Islands Samoa South Sudan, Republic of Sweden Uruguay Business/Industry/Finance User * Your personal data will not be shared with third parties. Click here to view our privacy policy. 161 Cayman Islands ISP Logic Communications has launched a new fixed-wireless home broadband service in eastern districts of Grand Cayman not currently covered by its fibre-optic network. According to ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Mobile Experts released an Expert INSIGHT this week that answers key questions about the developing Edge market, like: Where will the Edge Data...

Ooredoo Kuwait, said: 'Fixed broadband is essential for Kuwait's economic growth and diversification. 5G Fixed Wireless Access is a key component of our strategy and we're delighted to be partnering with Nokia to provide better coverage, reach and speed.' Rima Manna, Head of the Middle East Market Unit, Nokia MEA , said: 'We are extremely proud to have been selected by Ooredoo to offer our FWA FastMile solution to customers who want a great experience and easy installation. With this significant deal, we strengthen our partnership with Ooredoo Kuwait and looking forward to working with the op...

Weekly Broker Wrap: City office demand; online’s rocky road; Oz telcos; CBD; rent’s CPI impact -Rental down-cycles typically follow a sharp increase in vacancy -Time to reweight back into e-commerce and pure online quality names -Purchasing maximum amount of spectrum in all markets helps Telstra maintain network advantage -Post-covid, firms will only require 80% of their existing CBD footprint By Mark Story Australian office Based on research undertaken by Citi, evidence from past office cycles indicates that year two of a cycle is worse than year one, with higher vacancy typically coinci...