Today’s telecom news includes announcements on Zuper, Vonage, Sequans Communications, MWC 2026, among others.
Zuper and Vonage Redefine Field Connectivity with Quality-on-Demand Network Power
Zuper and Vonage, a part of Ericsson, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate advanced network APIs into Zuper’s AI-driven field service platform. Through early access to Vonage’s Quality on Demand (QoD) API, Zuper will enable mobile applications to request enhanced network performance, including lower latency and improved reliability for mission-critical tasks. The solution is designed to support skilled trades such as construction, HVAC, electrical and manufacturing, particularly for live video streaming, remote diagnostics and connected wearables. The collaboration aims to move beyond standard “best effort” connectivity by delivering prioritised, high-performance network capabilities for field operations.
Sequans Sparks 5G IoT Revolution with eRedCap and RF Breakthroughs at MWC 2026
Sequans Communications S.A. is set to demonstrate its latest wireless innovations at Mobile World Congress 2026, taking place March 2–5 in Barcelona. The company will unveil new 5G eRedCap semiconductor solutions designed to accelerate the transition from 4G to 5G while supporting long-lifecycle IoT deployments. Key highlights include its third-generation Monarch 3 and Calliope 3 platforms, offering enhanced performance, improved power efficiency, and cost optimization for connected devices. Sequans will also present its advanced Iris RF transceiver, developed for software-defined radio and next-generation wireless applications, strengthening its 5G and IoT portfolio.
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