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Why 5G’s real test lies in the daily commute5G services in India promise faster speeds. However, consistent performance is key for users. Network slicing helps allocate resources for ...- Bharti Airtel launches India's first 5G network slicing with Ericsson, boosting mobile leadershipBharti Airtel has launched India's first commercial 5G network slicing. This innovation offers priority 5G data access to postpaid customer...
- Mittal charts map for Bharti Telecom to regain Airtel majorityBharti Telecom chairman Sunil Mittal plans to increase his family's stake in Bharti Airtel. The company will also boost its ownership in it...
- Sunil Bharti Mittal to hand over Airtel to his children in 10 yrs, desires Bharti Telecom regains 51% stake in coTelecom leader Sunil Bharti Mittal intends to pass on Bharti Airtel's leadership to his children in the next ten years. He also aims for pr...
- Airtel plans Rs 28,000 crore share swap: Deal with ICIL to raise parent’s stake in Airtel Africa & Mittal family’s stake in AirtelBharti Airtel's board approved a ₹28,220 crore share-swap deal with ICIL, a Mittal family entity, to increase its stake in Airtel Africa to...
- 5G network slicing: India's digital highway or a recipe for discrimination?India's 5G rollout is accelerating with network slicing. This technology creates dedicated network lanes for different services. It ensures...
- KKR to acquire stake in SingTel's regional data centre unit for $807 mlnGlobal investment firm KKR will acquire a 20% stake in Singapore Telecommunications' (SingTel) regional data centre business for S$1.1 bill...
- SingTel deserves I-T refund for gifting Airtel stake to GICSingTel renounced part of the rights in favour of Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund for free.
- SingTel to be first to own 100% stake in Indian telecom firmSingTel's Global (India) Pvt Ltd's proposal has been cleared, said Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Arvind Mayaram, who heads the F...
- SingTel seeks FIPB nod to buy out Indian partners Bharti Enterprises and Leela India's stakesSingTel has sought the govt’s approval for buying out the stake of its minority Indian partners-Bharti Enterprises and Leela India.
- SingTel denies violation of ILD licence normsSingTel denies having violated any International Long Distance licence norms as alleged by CBI, which registered a case against it for caus...
- SingTel Global to double headcount in IndiaSingtel Global (India), which provides data network services in the country, is looking to expand its operations in five more cities, inclu...
- Bharti Airtel's contribution to SingTel profits falls 37%, steepest in 6 quartersBharti Airtel’s contribution to the profit of its largest shareholder SingTel fell 37% to S$131 million for the three-months ended September
- SingTel increases stake in Bharti Airtel to 32.15%SingTel has increased its stake in the country's largest telecoms company by both revenues and customers Bharti Airtel by an additional 0.1...
- SingTel second quarter net profit down 6.7%Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) on Thursday reported a 6.7 per cent slide in profit during the second quarter after it was dragged d...
- DoT may ask TataComm, Airtel to end ILD pacts with SingTelThe Department of Telecom may ask two leading private operators -- Bharti Airtel and Tata Communications -- to terminate their contracts wi...
- SingTel given $710 mn credit facilitiesSingapore Telecommunications (SingTel) said on Monday it has secured 1.08 billion dollars (710 million US) in credit facilities to refinanc...
- SingTel gets nod for STD, ISD servicesSingapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) which has a 31% stake in Bharti Airtel has got government approval to offer long distance se...
- Bharti helps boost SingTel mobile subscriber baseBharti added a record number of mobile subscribers in the last quarter, helping to boost Singapore Telecommunications' (SingTel's) regional...
- SingTel proposal not part of next FIPB meetingSingapore telecom firm SingTel's plans to start long distance telephony in India may take a little longer as the Foreign Investment Promoti...
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