The latest telecom news includes announcements on SPARK, Nasstar, Ribbon Communications, J:COM, Plume, among others.
SPARK Microsystems Pushes the Limits of Ultra-Fast Wireless at CES 2026
SPARK Microsystems will use CES 2026 to spotlight its next-generation SR1120 LE-UWB wireless transceiver, positioning the technology as a breakthrough for short-range connectivity in AI wearables, presence detection systems, and interactive gaming devices. The solution delivers ultra-low power consumption, high data throughput, and latency below 2 milliseconds, offering a significant performance edge over conventional Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies.
The SR1120 enables real-time AI data offloading, precise spatial awareness, and highly responsive audio and gaming experiences. By combining speed, reliability, and energy efficiency, SPARK is addressing growing demand for always-on, seamless wireless links in next-generation consumer electronics. The launch reinforces the company’s strategy of translating advanced wireless research into practical, high-performance products for emerging applications.
Nasstar and Ribbon Communications Modernize UK Voice Networks with Cloud Architecture
Nasstar has partnered with Ribbon Communications to overhaul its UK voice network, replacing legacy infrastructure with a secure, cloud-ready platform designed for scalability and resilience. The transformation introduces SIP-enabled routing, advanced session border controllers, and centralized network management, allowing Nasstar to streamline operations while improving service quality.
AI-driven analytics play a central role in the upgrade, enhancing network visibility, enabling faster fault resolution, and strengthening fraud detection capabilities. The modernized network supports national interconnect services, SIP trunking, and seamless integration with collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams. The initiative highlights the shift among service providers toward cloud-native voice solutions that reduce operational costs while delivering more flexible and reliable communications.
J:COM and Plume Launch AI-Powered Wi-Fi 7 for Japanese Homes
J:COM and Plume have introduced J:COM’s first AI-enabled Wi-Fi 7 service for residential customers in Japan, combining a high-performance Wi-Fi 7 gateway with Plume’s cloud-based AI platform. The solution dynamically optimizes home networks in real time, adapting to mixed device environments and dense urban living conditions.
Customers benefit from faster speeds, improved stability, and better performance for streaming, gaming, and video calls. The platform also strengthens in-home cybersecurity and enhances customer support through advanced diagnostics and insights. The launch reflects J:COM’s investment in future-ready connectivity and Plume’s growing role in delivering intelligent, self-optimizing home networks.
SHAFANA FAZAL
