Displaying items by tag: CSP

GUEST OPINION: After a few false starts, Microsoft has started to transition its approach with service provider partners, retiring the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) Commerce Platform and introducing the New Commerce Experience (NCE).

Swedish telco vendor Ericsson has signed a three-year neutral host provider agreement with Advanced Communications and Electronics Systems (ACES) to provide Ericsson indoor products to multiple communication service providers (CSPs) and to enhance 5G connection in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

One in five 5G smartphone users seeking differentiated 5G service experiences such as quality of service for demanding applications are willing to pay CSPs to enjoy value-added connectivity, according to research from Ericsson ConsumerLab.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia launched the Enterprise Edge Charging software solution to drive revenue for enterprises in smart cities, utilities, railway verticals, using AI and machine learning capabilities.

Malta-based communications provider Go has picked Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia’s AVA charging software-as-a-service to accelerate the time and value of new offerings for 5G and IoT cases.

Global 5G subscriptions remain on track to top one billion by the end of 2022, and five billion by the end of 2028, according to a new report from global telecommunications equipment supplier Ericsson.

Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson introduces Radio 6646, a triple-band, trisector radio that can perform the job of nine radios.

Finnish telecommunications vendor Nokia introduces multiple software-as-a-service services to communication service providers.

Content services vendor Hyland is planning a major push into the Australian government sector, where it believes it is underrepresented. Australian country manager Jamie Atherton, in a wide-ranging interview with iTWire, outlined the company’s new strategy.

Matrixx Software has taken the red pill and joined the new reality at Innovation Martlesham, a cluster of high-tech firms based at the UK’s Adastral Park R&D facility in Ipswich.