Telecommunications News

Access to the internet and mobile services is not as widespread as most think, and blockchain can serve as a remedy.

Nepalese internet and email providers have been put on notice by the country’s telco regulator to block crypto-related websites or face legal action.

The “complete lack of end-user demand for Helium should not have come as a surprise,” noted Web3 critic Liron Shapira.

The partnership aims to fast-track Togg’s Use-Case Mobility initiative, which involves producing cars with more functionalities as compared with traditional EVs.

India’s SMS regulation requires businesses to comply with pre-registered messaging templates to counter spam and fraud.

South Korean telecommunication giant KT Corp announced its intent to launch a blockchain digital document initiative to tackle carbon emissions.

News requires an element of trust. Blockchain may be able to help.

At least 20 crypto executives and customers of an Israeli telecommunications company were targeted in a sophisticated SS7 attack last month.

South Korean insurance giant KB Insurance plans to implement a blockchain-enabled mobile message delivery system for its clients.

American telecoms giant Verizon Wireless incorporates new blockchain-backed security features.

Telecom giant Telefonica partners with the local Association of Science and Technology Parks to grant to about 8,000 firms in Spain access to its blockchain.

A Maltese government agency supporting business development, Malta Enterprise, signed a memorandum of understanding with blockchain service firm T-Systems.

Union Mobile, the fourth-largest mobile carrier in South Korea, announced the launch of its blockchain project ELYNET.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has released a new blockchain standards document, this time focusing on blockchain solutions in the telecoms sector.

Major Swiss telecommunications firm Swisscom announced its plans to distribute tokenized artwork through its Swisscom TV television network.