Today’s telecom news includes announcements on TELUS Digital, MWC 2026, Iridium Communications, VIAVI Solutions, among others.
AI at Scale: TELUS Digital Powers the Next Wave of Telecom Transformation at MWC 2026
TELUS Digital is showcasing enterprise-scale AI solutions for telecom operators at Mobile World Congress 2026, highlighting how companies can move beyond AI pilots to deliver measurable business value. The company revealed it processed over 2 trillion AI tokens in 2025 through its proprietary Fuel iX generative AI platform, supporting customer experience transformation and network optimization. During a dedicated 90-minute session, TELUS Digital will present its operational blueprint for scaling AI across telecom environments, featuring more than 20 real-world use cases developed with global technology partners. Live demonstrations will showcase AI-powered agent training, security fortification, and intelligent network design capabilities aimed at improving efficiency and accelerating digital transformation.
Iridium Revolutionizes Global IoT Connectivity with Powerful All-in-One Satellite Module
Iridium Communications Inc. has launched its next-generation Internet of Things (IoT) platform, introducing the compact Iridium 9604 module. The new module integrates Iridium Short Burst Data (SBD) satellite service, LTE-M cellular connectivity, and GNSS positioning into a single device, enabling seamless dual-mode global coverage. Designed for price-sensitive and high-volume IoT deployments, the solution aims to simplify product design, reduce board space, and lower overall development costs. By combining satellite and cellular capabilities in one module, Iridium is targeting industries that require reliable, always-on connectivity across remote and urban environments.
VIAVI Supercharges Data Center Fiber Testing with 24-Fiber Certification Breakthrough
VIAVI Solutions has launched the DCX 700 Tier-1 optical loss test set, designed to certify up to 24 optical fibers simultaneously, significantly accelerating multifiber testing in high-density data centers. The solution supports native 12-, 16- and 24-fiber configurations and features one-cord referencing to simplify setup, reduce errors and shorten technician training time. Modular adapters ensure compatibility with current and emerging connectivity types, helping future-proof network investments. Built for field efficiency, the rugged unit includes an extended-life battery to support full-shift operations, enabling faster certifications and improved productivity for technicians deploying next-generation fiber infrastructure.
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