Issue 65 2025
In an exclusive interview during the 18th edition of the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, Telecom Review delved into how TELUS is innovating its network strategies to stay ahead of customer demands, the integration of cutting-edge technologies like generative AI (GenAI), and the vision for a more diverse and inclusive ICT industry.
In an era where seamless communication drives how we live, work, and innovate, recognizing achievements in telecommunications is essential for advancing progress. The Crowdsourced Awards by Weplan Analytics is a prestigious annual recognition that honors the industry’s top-performing connectivity companies and services.
Atlas Renewable Energy, an international provider of renewable energy sources, has finalized an agreement with ODATA, an Aligned Data Centers company and leader in Latin American data center construction and operations to power Chilean data centers with 100% renewable energy.
TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company, and Sabey Data Centers (SDC), a leading data center developer, owner and operator, announced a memorandum of understanding to develop a strategic collaboration agreement. This initiative aims to leverage advanced nuclear Natrium plants into SDC’s current and future data center operations.
Console Connect, PCCW Global’s on-demand platform and automated network for intelligent data movement, and Zenlayer, the world’s first hyperconnected cloud, have announced a strategic collaboration that extends the reach of their respective global ecosystems via bilateral APIs.
C3ntro Telecom has upgraded its long-haul network between Mexico City and Queretaro using Infinera’s GX Series-based ICE6 800G solution and GX Open Line System (GX OLS). This enhancement provides a groundbreaking capacity of 1.6 Tb/s (2x800G) optical redundant transmission, ensuring interconnectivity across all data centers in both cities.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted GU Holdings, Edge Cable Holdings USA, and PLDT Inc. a Cable Landing License to build and operate the Apricot fiber-optic submarine cable system.
Analysts are optimistic that 2025 is the year that private wireless moves from the margins of the industry to the mainstream, alongside mobility, fixed-wireless, cloud and broadband.
Sparkle has launched its first Point of Presence (PoP) in Brasilia to support the growing demand for international connectivity in Brazil.
Bill Barney, the chairman of PTC, was onstage at PTC to discuss where the infrastructure market stands. “When you think about the next 25 years, you have to think about the last five,” he began.
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In an exclusive interview during the 18th edition of the Telecom Review Leaders’ Summit, Telecom Review delved into how TELUS is innovating its network strategies to stay ahead of customer demands, the integration of cutting-edge technologies like generative AI (GenAI), and the vision for a more diverse and inclusive ICT industry.
Jim Fagan is EXA Infrastructure’s new CEO. On the cusp of the PTC event, which has a focus on network infrastructure, Telecom Review Americas felt it would be interesting to get Jim’s perspective on many of today’s changes in the network infrastructure environment. Below are some of the questions we posed for Jim and his thoughts on the market.
Verizon Partner Solutions specializes in supporting wholesale carriers, resellers and third-party agents of all sizes take on their customers’ challenges. Telecom Review Americas asked Jennifer Parkhill of Verizon Partner Solutions to give us some insights into their new initiatives. These insights are listed below.
