Tech Mahindra is betting big on private 5G. The company told RCR that industrial digitalization can’t happen without it — whether in global enterprise deployments or at home in India, where spectrum hurdles remain a sticking point.
Connectivity innovation doesn’t come cheap — or easy — but the payoff is becoming clearer across standards, spectrum, and applied use cases.
Netmore continues its acquisition streak with the purchase of Spain’s Arson Metering, which James Blackman describes as “the last LoRaWAN operator with a truly global network strategy.”
Today’s headlines highlight the ways telecom players are both shoring up the present and sketching out the future — from stadium Wi-Fi to sensing fiber to the early stirrings of 6G.
In Spain, MasOrange has fired the opening shot in the battle for 5G Standalone voice, launching the country’s first VoNR service to deliver sharper audio, lower latency, and more capacity.
Enhanced connectivity is stretching in every direction — underground, pole-to-pole, across national markets, and into Europe’s broader technology ambitions.
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