AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBrand Overhaul in Greece: OTE is retiring the Cosmote name and rolling out Telekom branding across stores and digital platforms, signaling a deeper commercial tie-up with Deutsche Telekom. Leadership Shake-up in Telecoms: Trinidad and Tobago’s TSTT faces a legal challenge from ex-acting CEO Keino Cox, who says he was “forced out” after his non-renewal. Network Resilience After Optus: Australia pledges to harden telco resilience after an Optus outage disrupted calls and raised emergency-service concerns. Emergency Comms Reliability: Unicoi County, Tennessee reports intermittent 911 phone issues and directs residents to a backup line. Spectrum and 5G Moves: Ghana’s NCA awards 700MHz and 5G spectrum to MTN for about US$109.9m, advancing the next stage of 5G licensing. Satellite and Media Connectivity: Media City Qatar and Es’hailSat launch special satellite service packages for licensed firms, including teleport and enterprise connectivity. Disaster-Linked Funding: Nevada’s SBA disaster loans are set to support businesses and families hit by the Bug and Hawk fires. Connectivity Crisis in Cuba: Isla de la Juventud remains cut off as ETECSA struggles to repair damaged submarine links, with no restoration date yet. AI Governance Push: BRICS adopts a New Delhi Declaration calling for wider AI access and safer, more secure ICT and telecom cooperation.
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