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Swiss mobile providers Salt and Sunrise plan an expanded cooperation to build out their mobile network, particularly in rural areas. The goal is improved network quality for customers, with both companies remaining independent competitors. Implementation is subject to regulatory approval.
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The Congolese government and M23 rebels have agreed on further steps to implement a ceasefire, including the deployment of an observation mission and negotiations for a peace plan. Mediators from Switzerland, the USA, Qatar, and the African Union were involved in the talks in Geneva.
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Deutsche Telekom is switching approximately 1.3 million analog landline customers to a new telephone box that enables voice telephony via LTE. Existing landline numbers will be retained, but special services like emergency call systems or alarm systems will no longer be usable.
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The European satellite network Iris² will use the 5G NTN standard, which does not allow Direct-to-Device services via smartphone within the designated frequencies. Users will require satellite antennas instead.
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Telekom CEO Tim Höttges views SpaceX's mobile plans in the US as a supplement, not a threat. Starlink's Direct-to-Device service currently has low capacity and is limited to SMS and voice calls.
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Deutsche Telekom will focus more on monetizing fiber optic connections rather than solely on expansion. The company will now align build-out more consistently with demand and economic value.
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Breko advocates for regional data centers to enhance digital resilience and sovereignty, as hyperscaler facilities cannot meet all needs. M-net is building a new colocation data center in Munich, set to launch in 2028.
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Extreme weather events such as heat or impending storms are impacting the 2026 festival season, leading to cancellations or interruptions of concerts. Organizers are grappling with these challenges, even when predicted severe weather does not ultimately materialize.
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A study estimates that European mobile network operators could incur costs of up to 40 billion euros if Chinese network equipment providers are banned. This figure is four times higher than Brussels' previous estimations.
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