Why operators are buying back the assets they sold
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Why operators are buying back the assets they sold
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Optical Fibre
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Nokia supports OFC aims of Pakistan’s Cybernet
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BSNL awards two more BharatNet contracts
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Building international scale, one fibre cable at a time: YOFC's Dr Zhuang Dan
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Yangtze Optics Mexico Launches, Accelerating Global Expansion Efforts
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STL and UAE’s du reinforce fibre partnership in number one FTTH market
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TM on track to complete copper replacement in Sabah by 2025
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Mitratel buys more towers and fiber in deals worth US$167 million
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Fixed wireless access: India’s new 5G battleground?
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Brazil’s Megatelecom eyes expansion with G8 Telecomunicações acquisition
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NEC to build new subsea cable for Micronesia
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China's Sunwalk Group to invest in Pakistan telecoms project
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Ekinops and World Mobile plan new connectivity options for Africa
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Equatorial Guinea hits out at foreign banks as service outages loom
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New partnership aims to use railway lines to boost 5G in Brazil
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India’s BSNL and BBNL to merge this month
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Indian village broadband tender cancelled
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Indian 5G rollout promised by 2023 – but issues remain
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Airtel Niger announces fibre project
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Vietnam has problems with the AAG cable – again
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Selling the family silver: Vi to sell fixed-line biz in India
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India's Airtel gearing up for 5G with Ciena
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United Group selects Ekinops for Croatian optical transport network
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Telecom Egypt and Sudatel plan connectivity cooperation
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Copel Telecom sale finally completed in Brazil
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Data will be the growth driver in Armenia’s telecom sector – R&M
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BPC and Liquid Telecom form new joint venture in Botswana
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Chinese operators form partnership to reduce expenditure
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Telecel deploying fibre in Zimbabwe for higher capacity
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m2fx and Mustek Limited open advanced pre-termination plant in South Africa
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Optical fibre network goes live in Brazilian state of Paraná
