Today’s telecom news includes announcements from NTT DOCOMO, Aduna, Getac Technology, Anterix, among others.
DOCOMO Joins Forces with Aduna to Take Network APIs Global
NTT DOCOMO has entered into a partnership with Aduna to accelerate the global expansion of its mobile network APIs, opening new opportunities for enterprises and developers worldwide. Under the agreement, DOCOMO’s network capabilities will be made available through Aduna’s global API platform, enabling standardized access to functions such as number verification and SIM swap detection. The collaboration aligns with the GSMA-backed CAMARA framework, designed to simplify integration of telecom network APIs across different markets. By participating in Aduna’s ecosystem, DOCOMO aims to extend the reach of its network assets beyond Japan while enabling developers, fintechs, and enterprises to build secure, network-aware digital services at global scale.
Getac and Anterix Bring Utility-Grade Private LTE Connectivity to the Field
Getac Technology has partnered with Anterix to deliver utility-grade private LTE connectivity for field operations, targeting utilities and critical infrastructure providers. Getac’s rugged B360 notebook and F120 tablet have received AnterixActive certification, confirming their compatibility with Anterix’s 900 MHz private LTE spectrum. Purpose-built for utility use, the spectrum enables secure, resilient, and wide-area wireless communications beyond public cellular networks. The certified rugged devices are designed to perform reliably in harsh field conditions while supporting real-time data access, mission-critical applications, and enhanced workforce mobility. The initiative helps utilities modernize communications infrastructure, improve operational efficiency, and strengthen network control for grid and infrastructure management.
Explosive Growth Ahead: Private LTE & 5G Networks to Surpass $7.2 Billion by 2028
A new industry forecast highlights rapid growth in private LTE and 5G network investments across vertical industries, projecting global infrastructure spending to surpass $7.2 billion by the end of 2028 with a 22 percent CAGR from 2025–2028. The “Private LTE & 5G Network Ecosystem 2025–2030” report details market drivers, challenges, business models, and regional forecasts, showing strong demand for standalone private 5G which could capture more than 70 percent of total investment. These networks are expected to become critical for Industry 4.0, manufacturing, utilities, transportation, and public safety applications.
SHAFANA FAZAL