HFR Mobile, Glo Fibre, CTIconnect, Addigy, Lam Research, among others, announced their telecom projects or deals.
HFR Mobile Deploys Korea’s First Private 5G Public Safety Network
HFR Mobile has deployed Korea’s first private 5G public safety network for Gimcheon City as part of the “Self-Communication Network Infrastructure Project.” Supported by the National Information Society Agency (NIA), the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, and Gimcheon City, the project improves public safety through a 5G core and base stations at the Gimcheon Integrated Control Centre. The network includes an AI-powered CCTV system in Ansan Park, which improves safety and reduces accidents and crime. The 5G network enables real-time monitoring of public spaces and positions HFR Mobile as a player in smart city infrastructure in Korea.
Glo Fibre Expands with New Retail Location in Suffolk, Virginia
Glo Fibre, powered by Shenandoah Telecommunications, has opened a new retail store in Suffolk, Virginia, offering fibre internet services. Located in the Kensington Square shopping plaza, the store will host a grand opening event on February 13th. Glo Fibre provides service to over 17,000 homes and businesses in Suffolk and plans to expand to 8,000 more locations by the end of the year. The fibre-to-the-home technology offers speeds of up to 5 Gbps, ensuring reliable internet.
InCoax Partners with CTIconnect to Expand Broadband Solutions in North America
InCoax Networks has partnered with CTIconnect to expand broadband solutions across the US and Canada. The collaboration focuses on providing high-speed connectivity to underserved multi-dwelling units (MDUs) by integrating InCoax’s MoCA Access technology. This partnership allows wireless internet service providers (WISPs) and fibre operators to deploy broadband solutions, supporting the growth of digital infrastructure across North America.
Addigy Achieves Growth Through Apple Device Management Innovations
Addigy, a provider of Apple device management, reported growth in 2024, driven by advancements in device security, compliance, and migration services. The company’s real-time Apple device management platform has become important for organizations needing to secure and comply with data protection regulations. Notable innovations include the introduction of Apple Intelligence MDM controls, extended one-click deploy compliance benchmarks, real-time device management, and migration services. These innovations have improved IT workflows, helping businesses manage Apple devices while maintaining security. Addigy’s customer satisfaction scores, including a 94 percent overall CSAT and 96.6 percent onboarding CSAT, reflect the platform’s effectiveness.
Lam Research to Invest $1.2 Billion in India’s Semiconductor Industry
Lam Research, a U.S.-based chip toolmaker, has committed to investing over $1.2 billion in India’s semiconductor sector. The investment, announced during the ‘Invest Karnataka’ event, aims to support the growth of the nation’s semiconductor ecosystem. India’s government has introduced a $10 billion incentive package to foster this sector. Lam Research’s tools are used for semiconductor manufacturing, and this investment supports India’s position in the global market. The country’s semiconductor market is expected to reach $63 billion by 2026.
Super Bowl Broadcast Sets Record for Largest Single-Network Audience
An estimated 127.7 million viewers tuned in for the Super Bowl broadcast by Fox, making it the largest audience for a single-network telecast. This includes viewers across Fox’s broadcast network, Fox Deportes, Telemundo, and its streaming service Tubi. Viewership peaked at 137.7 million during the second quarter. This growth reflects the role of telecommunications in delivering content across multiple platforms, showcasing the sector’s ability to innovate in broadcasting and media delivery.
Mobile Application Market to See Growth Driven by AI
The global mobile application market is projected to grow by USD 2.63 trillion from 2025-2029, driven by smartphone penetration and AI integration. Mobile applications in sectors like gaming, e-commerce, and health are being transformed by AI, offering enhanced user experiences. AI and machine learning technologies are central to this growth, especially as mobile apps and IoT devices become interconnected. As telecom services enable better connectivity and access to these applications, the industry is innovating in the way users interact with technology, driving further expansion and market opportunities.
