Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Ceragon, Ch@mobile, SPARQ, PureTalk, among others.
Ceragon Secures $120 Million in India Orders as 4G and 5G Network Expansion Accelerates
Ceragon announced it has received and booked approximately $120 million in orders from Indian telecom operators so far in 2026, up from about $86 million reported in May. The orders come from two of India’s leading mobile operators and reflect sustained investments in expanding and modernizing nationwide 4G, 5G and Fixed Wireless Access networks. The contracts include deployments of Ceragon’s IP-50EXA and IP-50CX microwave and millimeter wave wireless transport platforms, enabling operators to increase network capacity and improve connectivity while reducing deployment costs. The strong order momentum strengthens Ceragon’s position in one of its fastest-growing strategic markets and provides greater revenue visibility for the remainder of 2026.
Ch@mobile Becomes SPARQ’s Official Mobile Partner for 2026
Ch@mobile has signed a strategic partnership with SPARQ, becoming the platform’s Official Mobile Partner for 2026. Powered by T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network, Ch@mobile will integrate its wireless services across SPARQ’s expanding ecosystem of creator content, live events, fan engagement initiatives and social experiences. The collaboration aims to strengthen connections between creators and their audiences through exclusive mobile offerings, limited-edition products and member benefits. By combining mobile connectivity with creator-focused experiences, both companies seek to expand user engagement and deliver greater value to digital communities. The partnership also reinforces Ch@mobile’s strategy of positioning wireless services at the center of the creator economy and social engagement.
PureTalk Rolls Out $15 Wireless Plan Promotion to Attract New Subscribers
PureTalk has launched a limited-time promotion offering any of its wireless plans for $15 per month during the first three months for new customers and existing customers adding a new line. Available through September 8, 2026, the offer covers the company’s nationwide 5G plans before regular pricing resumes in the fourth month. The veteran-led wireless provider aims to make switching carriers more affordable while highlighting premium mobile services at lower prices than major operators. The campaign is expected to strengthen customer acquisition during the promotional period and increase awareness of PureTalk’s competitively priced wireless offerings in the U.S. mobile market.
SHAFANA FAZAL
