David Geiling

📢 Our President Tirunelveli Ramachandran was quoted in 🗞The Economic Times expressing support to the merging of #VSAT and #GMPCS #Satcom service #licences. He said "permission to provide internet and broadband services through the new satellite and broadband services through the new satellite service authorisation is vital for ease of doing business and tapping the huge revenue potential by serving unconnected millions. #TRAI’s recommendations, if accepted by the Centre, can be a genuine gamechanger for the #Satcom sector in India and help attract billions of dollars of FDI from the biggest global names in the #satellites #space." 🔗 Read the report by by Kalyan Parbat here: https://lnkd.in/guMYmPX7

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The Vietnam Telecommunication Authority announced the removal of the 2G network. As of June, over 10 million users of 2G subscriptions remain in Vietnam. Those users have until the 16th of September to make the transition to a new network. Take a look below at what groups and sets of products this impacts as the 2G shutdown approaches. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/g5n2TcnM Need advice or have a question? Contact us at: [email protected] as we are here to empower you! #compliance #Vietnam #Vietnamtelecommunications #telecommunications #telecom #2G #2Gnetwork #2Gremoval #telecomindustry #ORBIS #solutions #ORBISCompliance #solutionproviders #regulatoryindustry #complianceindustry #regulatorycompliance #regulatory #regulation #Vietnamtelecommunicationauthority

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China's Wireless Infrastructure Surge: A 5G Powerhouse 🇨🇳   As China continues to lead the global 5G race, its wireless infrastructure is gearing up for the next phase—6G. Since launching 5G in 2019, China has deployed 3.8M 5G BTS and captured 1B subscribers by 2023. Now, the focus is shifting toward new technologies like millimeter wave and Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS), with field trials potentially starting as early as 2024.   Key insights from our report: - China’s government-driven 5G adoption strategy has fueled rapid growth across industries. - Huawei and ZTE Corporation hold an impressive 83% share of China’s RAN market, benefitting from local market protection amid global geopolitical tensions. - 2024 marks the beginning of a RAN market slowdown, with capex projected to drop 5%, signaling a shift in priorities as 5G matures and prepares for the next generation. - China’s 6G field trials are expected to kick off by 2025, laying the groundwork for future network capabilities.   💡Ready to dive deeper into the trends shaping the future of wireless networks? Get the full report now! Available here: https://lnkd.in/gMbQ3UZV   #5G #6G #Telecom #WirelessInnovation #DigitalEconomy #ChinaTech #TelecomInfrastructure #Innovation #WirelessInfrastructure #TelecomResearch 

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China Mobile squeezes more ARPU from 5G subscribers China’s operators have enjoyed some success in raising ARPUs on the back of their 5G rollouts, meanwhile subscriber growth is winding down towards saturation. The latest financial results from the big three show 5G numbers tapering off, after a sustained growth period that has endured since the rollout began at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. The trend shows up well for China Mobile, the world’s largest MNO by most metrics, except now for data carried. Over the last year, ending March 31st 2024, China Mobile added 125 million 5G subscribers (defined as those with a 5G package) although a substantial proportion do not have a 5G phone – a curiosity that we intend to investigate. But over the last three months, the rise has slowed to just 4.6 million, and actually dipped by 2 million from February to March, ending at 799 million, according to the company’s monthly customer data report. #5G #mobilenetwork #data   

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