Segra, one of the nation's largest independent fiber network companies, announced significant upgrades to its network infrastructure as part of a strategic effort to deploy next-generation architecture across its service footprint. 

TELUS, a world-leading technology company, has partnered with Fillip Fleet, an innovator in digital fleet payments, to launch a next-generation fleet management solution in Canada, providing Canadian businesses with powerful tools to manage their fleets more efficiently and cost effectively.

Sparkle, the first international service provider (ISP) in Italy and among the top global operators, has entered into a strategic agreement with Orchest Technologies, a leading LATAM connectivity and automation provider, to enhance mutual network coverage and streamline service orchestration, accelerating the adoption of Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solutions.

Cirion Technologies (Cirion), a leading provider of digital infrastructure in Latin America, has launched new Landing Party Services, now available in 15 carrier-neutral cable landing stations (CLS) across Latin America.

EXA Infrastructure has selected Nokia’s optical transport solution to expand its network capabilities to support customers’ demand for cost-effective connectivity, including between major data centers. 

In a move that reflects the company's evolving mission to support the growing demands for digital infrastructure including artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing, Bandwidth IG has rebranded to BIG Fiber. 

Verizon Frontline has officially added a new partner to its ‘Verizon Frontline Verified’ program, recognizing a leader in 4G and 5G wireless wide-area network (WAN) edge solutions for the enterprise and public safety sectors. This designation reflects the partner’s ability to provide secure and seamless connectivity across mission-critical scenarios, from connecting vehicles and mobile teams to enabling Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure.

C3ntro Telecom (C3ntro) announced the launch of its most ambitious initiative to date: the Tikva Project. Tikva represents a transformative leap in cross-border connectivity, establishing a state-of-the-art, 2,500-kilometer fiber optic network between Phoenix, Arizona, and Querétaro, Mexico. Designed with AI-ready fiber technology, multi-duct capacity, and a diverse, low-latency Pacific route, Tikva delivers a fully underground, redundant cross-border solution. This milestone marks the first project of its kind in over 25 years and positions C3ntro as the single provider delivering unified service-level agreements (SLAs) across the U.S. and Mexico, while covering key cities along Mexico’s Pacific corridor.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted new sharing rules to enable commercial use of the lower 37 GHz spectrum band (37–37.6 GHz), a move that aims to support a range of applications including Internet of Things (IoT) systems, wireless broadband, and mobile network capacity.