“CAN YOU HEAR ME”, “YES LOUD AND CLEAR”. This was the first communication exchange sent by electromagnetic transmission across open sea made over 127 years ago between Guglielmo Marconi and his assistant. To mark its global technological significance and its place within the history of the area, a new sculpture has been unveiled in Cardiff Bay. The post New Marconi Statue Unveiled appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Bridging the connectivity gap is a global telecommunications priority, and partnerships like Awasr and Squire Technologies’ are making a difference. Recently, Squire Technologies’ unified signalling solution went live in Awasr’s network, and the impact is already being felt. The post Bridging the Connectivity Gap: Awasr and Squire Technologies Drive Connectivity in Oman appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Telecom operators are searching for efficient and cost-effective ways of rolling out 5G. The supposed simplicity of having one big vendor like Ericsson, Nokia, or Huawei to supply network solutions is tempting. Unfortunately, 5G isn’t evolving that way. The last 15 years have shown it’s the same for 4G. The post 3 reasons why focused vendors are best for 4G and 5G mobile network upgrades appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Corporate social responsibility is part of the DNA of Roshan, Afghanistan’s leading communications provider, an Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) company. The post Enhancing Afghanistan’s telecommunication infrastructure to accommodate upcoming technologies appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Aruba’s leading telecoms company has launched VoLTE for subscribers and international roamers. Their new network components from Squire Technologies are enabling revenue opportunities and a future-ready network. The post Aruba gets enhanced VoLTE coverage and roaming appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

KT Rwanda has transformed Rwanda’s telecommunications infrastructure, taking 4G coverage from 5% in 2014 to 98.5% in 2018. Their efforts have changed countless lives, and the achievement is huge considering Rwanda is the “land of a thousand hills”. However, KT Rwanda (KTRN) isn’t done, and their latest project promises to be even more transformative for society. The post Major KTRN network upgrade extends mobile financial opportunities to Rwandans appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

As cybercrime increases, Squire Technologies is giving critical communications infrastructures an added layer of security. The post Critical communications infrastructure gets an added layer of security from Squire Technologies appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Mobile network operators in small states and big states face the same network challenges. However, smaller state operators also deal with many additional obstacles specific to the nature of small states. The post Teleforum 2024: Small state operators tackling the challenges of global telecommunications appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

Medium-term, big vendors face a big challenge as operators incorporate 5G into their systems. For decades, the inflexibility of big vendor solutions and the limitations of 3G and 4G have forced Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) into low-cost strategies. The resulting commoditisation has shrunk margins, and MNOs should rightly be annoyed. However, all of that could soon change. The post Why is 5G a big problem for big vendors? appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more

In an article in Southern Asian Wireless Communications, Sanjeev Verma, CEO at Squire Technologies, explains how mobile core networks will become increasingly complicated as Standalone 5G is deployed alongside existing network generations. The post Southern Asian Wireless Communications – The Rise of Diverse Mobile Networks appeared first on Squire Technologies Blog ..read more