AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMission-Critical Connectivity: Malaysia’s Maxis says it has launched a Mission-Critical Communications solution for defence and security, prioritizing frontline voice, video and data to command centres during congestion and emergencies. Emergency Networks: Sweden’s Civil Defence Agency has selected Telia to build the radio access network for SWEN, a shared 4G/5G emergency communications backbone. Regulatory Diplomacy: Qatar is preparing to host ITU’s PP-26 in Doha (Nov 9–27) after signing the host country agreement with the ITU, with about 3,000 participants expected. Telecom Resilience in Practice: CaribNOG 32 opens in Curaçao Oct 7–9, focusing on Caribbean digital resilience across cables, data centres, power and cybersecurity. Network Security Trust: The World Economic Forum reports confidence in government cyber incident handling is falling, with major regional gaps that could leave critical telecom-linked services exposed. Market Access & Affordability: Nepal’s top ISPs have dropped low-speed broadband packages under 50 Mbps, pushing minimum costs higher while Nepal Telecom keeps a 50 Mbps entry option. Operator Deal Watch: BT has executed an emergency £400m rescue acquisition of TalkTalk and wholesale unit PlatformX to protect service continuity for 2.5M customers, as regulators review competition concerns.
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