Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Gateway Fiber, Kyrgyzstan to simplify mobile phone registration, TRAI evaluates mobile network performance in Hisar, among others.
Gateway Fiber Expands Twin Cities Access with New High-Speed Internet Launch in Cottage Grove
Gateway Fiber has launched high-speed internet service in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, after being selected through the city’s Request for Proposal process. The company is building a fiber-optic network across the community, delivering symmetrical multi-gigabit speeds to homes and businesses. Construction is underway, with service updates shared as areas are connected. Public Wi-Fi will also be provided in city parks. Gateway Fiber is expanding into several Twin Cities communities, including Shoreview, Plymouth, and Coon Rapids, targeting areas with limited broadband access. The network is built using fiber-to-the-home technology, enabling equal upload and download speeds.
Kyrgyzstan to Simplify Mobile Phone Registration and Replace Operator
Kyrgyzstan is overhauling its mobile phone registration system to improve accessibility and data security. President Sadyr Japarov signed a decree on July 25, 2025, directing the government to revise registration rules within a month. The changes aim to make the process more user-friendly and address public dissatisfaction. Additionally, the current foreign operator managing the system will be replaced by a state-run or domestic organization to enhance control over personal data and national security. An information campaign will inform citizens about these upcoming changes.
TRAI Evaluates Mobile Network Performance in Hisar to Monitor Service Quality
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) conducted a Quality of Service assessment in Hisar, Haryana, from April to June 2023. The assessment involved field measurements and drive tests to evaluate mobile network performance of operators including Bharti Airtel, BSNL, Reliance Jio, and Vodafone Idea.
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