Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Turkcell, ZTE, Huawei, Waystream, among others.
5G Meets Wi-Fi 7: Turkcell and ZTE/Netaş Unveil Next-Generation Superbox
Turkcell has partnered with ZTE Corporation and its subsidiary Netaş Telekomünikasyon to develop a next-generation Superbox solution that combines 5G and Wi-Fi 7 technologies for advanced fixed wireless access. The device is designed to deliver gigabit-level speeds and fiber-like connectivity without relying on traditional fixed broadband infrastructure. Targeted at homes and businesses, the Superbox aims to support high-capacity data usage and improved network performance across multiple connected devices.
Uzbekistan Teams Up with ZTE to Power Next-Generation Telecom Growth
Uzbekistan and Chinese telecom technology company ZTE have signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at strengthening the country’s telecommunications and digital infrastructure. The agreement focuses on expanding broadband connectivity, modernizing telecom networks, and developing advanced data center facilities. During discussions, both sides explored the introduction of next-generation communication technologies and improvements to mobile network capabilities to support Uzbekistan’s growing digital economy.
Connecting the Unconnected: Ghana Expands Rural Network Through Stronger Partnership with Huawei
Ghana is strengthening its partnership with Huawei to expand telecom services in underserved rural communities as part of efforts to bridge the digital divide. The collaboration focuses on deploying cost-effective connectivity solutions such as RuralStar technology, enabling mobile voice and data services in remote areas where traditional infrastructure is too expensive to build. The initiative supports the country’s broader rural telephony and digital inclusion programs aimed at extending network coverage and improving communication access in isolated regions.
Finnish Broadband Giant Picks Waystream to Power Next-Generation Network
A leading broadband operator in Finland has chosen Waystream as its supplier of access switches following an extensive evaluation and testing process. The Swedish telecom technology company has signed a long-term agreement with the operator, with initial orders already placed and deliveries expected to begin in 2026. Waystream was selected for its high-performance technology, energy-efficient products, and strong sustainability focus, including production based in Sweden.
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