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Poste Italiane has launched a voluntary total takeover bid for Tim worth approximately 10.8 billion euros, aiming to create a major integrated infrastructure platform in Italy.

MTN Nigeria has reported a remarkable profit of N1.1 trillion for the financial year 2025, indicating a recovery from previous fiscal challenges.

Claro has signed a contract to acquire 73.01% of Desktop S.A. for R$ 2.4 billion, marking a significant shift in ownership for the internet service provider.

Poste Italiane has announced a massive takeover bid for Telecom Italia, valued at 10.8 billion euros, aiming to integrate telecommunications with financial and digital services.

Italian Post has announced a total public offer to acquire Tim, the former Telecom Italia, valuing the deal at 10.8 billion euros.

The EU Attorney General supports member states' ability to exclude Huawei from telecommunications infrastructure due to national security concerns.

Claro expands its 5G network to the cities of Cuenca and Salinas in Ecuador, enhancing service capabilities for its users.

Sparkle and Hellas Sat have successfully completed a proof of concept for quantum security at their data centers in Greece, demonstrating advanced encryption technology capable of withstanding quantum computer threats.

A report highlights the evolution and current use of voicemail technology in Lithuania, illustrating its transition from simple answering machines to sophisticated digital services.

The Indian government has clarified that BSNL will not be privatized and will remain a public sector company focused on expanding and strengthening its 4G-5G networks.

Two individuals in Lithuania reported being scammed out of a total of 24,800 euros by fraudsters posing as telecommunications and bank employees, as well as police officers.

Tim and Fastweb have formed a non-binding alliance to jointly build 6,000 towers for 5G deployment, impacting Inwit negatively as a competitor.

A Forbes report states that the Russian telecommunications regulator, Roskomnadzor, has lost control over its blocking equipment, leading to increased availability of previously restricted content in Russia.

A report discusses the inability of the Russian telecommunications regulator, Roskomnadzor, to effectively block unwanted online content amid claims of increased accessibility to previously banned sites.

Infratel Italia reported a projected revenue increase to 50 million euros and a net profit of 5.3 million euros for 2026, highlighting its pivotal role in national connectivity infrastructure governance.

Icelandic telecom company Míla has been fined approximately 200 million ISK for regulatory violations.

Lithuania experienced a significant increase in the blocking of scam calls, totaling 13 million in the last year, indicating the growing adaptation of scammers despite enhanced security measures.

A rodent caused significant disruptions to phone and internet services at US government offices.

A 1955-born man from Vilnius reported to the police that he was scammed out of 15,000 euros by phone fraudsters posing as telecommunications company and bank employees.

A resident of Vilnius was scammed out of 15,000 euros by fraudsters posing as officials from a telecommunications company, bank employees, and police officers.

Opticomm customers in Australia are facing difficulties obtaining compensation for frequent internet service interruptions and outages.

The Finnish Market Court has imposed a 200,000 euro fine on telecom operator Elisa for misleading claims made by its sales personnel about rival Telia's 4G network.

The Indian Minister of Communications Jyotiraditya Scindia stated in Parliament that there are no plans to privatize BSNL, confirming the company's continued government ownership.

A national watchdog has found that New South Wales police are misusing intrusive surveillance powers to monitor the communication devices of individuals suspected of minor crimes.

March 18 marks the celebration of Telephone Workers' Day in Argentina, commemorating the nationalization of telephone lines in 1948.

Experts express concerns over the political and economic implications of the pending LMT and 'Tet' transaction involving international investors.

Starlink has raised its prices in Spain by up to 50% as part of a restructuring of its offers in order to compete with traditional telecom companies.

The HDMI cable is being replaced by emerging wireless technologies for connecting electronic devices.

Latvian Economics Minister Viktors Valainis reported that there are intentionally selected initial investors involved in the buyout of shares from the telecommunications company Telia related to LMT and Tet.

Cgates has become the sole shareholder of the newly established Splius company, expanding its services in 11 regions of Western and Northern Lithuania.

OTE Group has launched commercial fiber optic services as part of the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFBB) project, providing internet speeds up to 1Gbps in several regions of Greece.

LG U+ announced that it will replace SIM cards for all customers starting April 13 due to a security flaw related to the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) that exposed a potential risk of identifying users.

Angolan Minister Mário Oliveira highlighted the significance of the ANGEO-1 project in enhancing the country's space program during a ceremony in France.

The Congolese electoral commission expressed satisfaction regarding the presidential elections despite a telecommunications blackout in the country during the voting process.

The BT Tower in London is set to undergo a transformation into a hotel, with work already underway, and it will reopen to visitors in a few years.

The Danish telecommunications company TDC extended its contract with Huawei in 2020, amidst allegations of espionage, which has led to a civil lawsuit against the state for compensation.

DNA is experiencing issues with its mobile identification service, causing delays and failures in user authentication.

A report by PwC emphasizes the necessity for banks and telecommunications companies to collaborate against the rising threat of AI-driven fraud.

Ahead of the BTS concert in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, on the 21st, the three major telecommunications companies are implementing measures to stabilize communication networks due to an expected crowd of up to 260,000 people.

A judge in Brasília has ordered the police to analyze telecommunications and GPS data related to suspects in a triple homicide case from 2009.

Mozambican Minister of Communications denies allegations that new telecommunications regulations will limit Internet usage, asserting they are intended to combat cybercrime instead.

Claro, the telecommunications company in Ecuador, plans to invest $600 million in new technologies and network coverage over the next three years.

A new bill in Ecuador proposes allowing inmates to receive telematic visits to enhance communication while ensuring security measures are in place.

The article discusses the outcomes of Mexico's telecommunications reform initiated in 2013, particularly focusing on spectrum allocation through competitive bidding.

A++ energy class buildings required in the EU since 2021 may inhibit mobile signal strength due to their airtight construction.

The Indian government is contemplating a new tax on mobile data usage, which could result in an extra charge of ₹1 per GB.

Cosmote is partnering with Starlink to provide continuous connectivity by integrating terrestrial networks with low Earth orbit satellites.

Recent decisions made by Sýn's board and management have sparked significant interest and discussion.

Canada's CRTC has eliminated fees for changing or cancelling internet and cellphone plans, enhancing consumer flexibility.

Síminn aims to make significant advancements in the media market.