Phoenix Tower International has finalized a major deal to acquire around 3,700 telecom sites in France from the Infracos joint venture. This pushes PTI’s total French footprint past 10,000 sites nationwide as it aggressively expands in Europe.
T-Mobile launched an AI-powered tool to help AT&T and Verizon customers switch carriers more easily. Now, AT&T has filed a lawsuit, accusing T-Mobile of illegally scraping customer account data. The fight highlights the messy battle for subscribers.
Smart Communications is testing robotic technology that lets operators remotely adjust cell tower antennas. The system aims to improve signal strength and reduce the need for physical site maintenance. Initial tests at a hospital and condominium showed promising results.
According to Android Authority, T-Mobile’s competitive advantages have significantly eroded. The carrier no longer feels like the consumer-friendly underdog, making prepaid options more compelling for value-focused users.
Telecom infrastructure is facing an unprecedented wave of attacks, from copper theft to fiber vandalism. The damage runs into millions and disrupts critical services. Network operators are calling it domestic terrorism.
Verizon has initiated payments in a major class-action settlement addressing undisclosed fees on wireless bills. Eligible customers could receive between $5 and $100 through various payment methods. The distribution follows claims filed before the April 2024 deadline.
Verizon has reportedly begun distributing approximately $100 million to eligible customers as part of a class-action settlement, according to recent reports. The telecommunications giant is making payments to customers who filed claims regarding undisclosed fees on their postpaid wireless bills.
ZTE Corporation has teamed up with German telecom provider DNS:NET to unveil a new suite of Wi-Fi 7 tri-band products. The collaboration aims to deliver superior network performance and future-proof connectivity for residential and business customers. This marks ZTE’s first entry into the German market with Wi-Fi 7 technology.
In a significant move for the European telecommunications market, ZTE Corporation has formed a strategic partnership with DNS:NET, a leading German telecommunications provider, according to reports from Paris. The collaboration was officially announced at the Network X event on October 15, 2025, where both companies introduced a new lineup of next-generation networking products.
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