Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Spectrum, Netmore Group, Wind River, MWC 2026, among others.
Spectrum Revolutionizes Home Internet with Invincible WiFi Powered by WiFi 7 and 5G Backup
Spectrum has introduced Invincible WiFi, a next generation broadband solution that combines WiFi 7 technology with built in 5G cellular backup and battery support to ensure uninterrupted connectivity. The service automatically switches to 5G during network outages and includes an internal battery that can power the router for up to eight hours during electricity failures. Designed for both residential and small business customers, Invincible WiFi delivers faster speeds, lower latency and improved device performance. It operates under a single network name, allowing seamless connectivity without manual intervention. The new offering is available with select Spectrum Internet plans, with an option to add it to other eligible packages.
Netmore Launches Pulse Program to Supercharge Global IoT Collaboration
Netmore Group has launched its Pulse Partner Program to accelerate global growth in the Internet of Things through stronger ecosystem collaboration. The initiative enables partners to access early opportunities, scale new use cases and transform local expertise into broader commercial success. Designed to reduce fragmentation in the IoT market, the program integrates Netmore’s network services with scalable solutions and devices to support high service level deployments worldwide. Structured across three tracks Ecosystem, Channel and Institutional, Pulse provides tiered benefits, onboarding, training, technical support and joint go to market initiatives to strengthen collaboration and expand LoRaWAN adoption globally.
AI Takes Center Stage as Wind River Unveils Intelligent Network Innovations at MWC Barcelona
Wind River, an Aptiv company, will present its latest Edge AI and cloud native technologies at MWC Barcelona from March 2 to 5, 2026. The company will demonstrate how AI driven solutions are transforming 5G RAN, core networks and enterprise infrastructure. Its offerings focus on enabling network automation, real time analytics and cloud migration to help operators improve performance, scalability and operational efficiency. Key demonstrations include autonomous network optimization, AI integration in RAN environments and large-scale virtualization capabilities designed to support next generation telecom networks and intelligent edge deployments.
SHAFANA FAZAL
