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Analysis: Can telecom operators transcend infrastructure before non-traditional challengers capture the enterprise frontier? Drawing on global C-suite research, this analysis explores why differentiation, agentic architectures and national sovereignty represent the industry’s most viable growth engines, and why defensive cost-cutting will not secure long-term relevance.

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Thought Leadership

EY-Parthenon: in face of disruption, telcos must think differently about differentiation

Event-driven evolution: Boost Mobile and Wavelo pioneer the composable telco

From reactive to predictive: Ericsson and AWS bring agentic intelligence to OSS/BSS

From reactive to proactive: Ericsson and AWS bring agentic intelligence to OSS/BSS

Fastweb + Vodafone turns merged network into ‘city map’ for autonomous operations

ROVA unboxed: telco-native endpoint platform emerges from stealth mode

iQmetrix to telco: ‘Your next customer may not be human’

Why satcos and MNOs must collaborate to scale and monetise hybrid networks

Wildanet joins fibreco multiplay push with TiVo

Africa’s fibre boom needs a commercial operating model — not just more network

EY-Parthenon: in face of disruption, telcos must think differently about differentiation
Event-driven evolution: Boost Mobile and Wavelo pioneer the composable telco
From reactive to proactive: Ericsson and AWS bring agentic intelligence to OSS/BSS
Fastweb + Vodafone turns merged network into ‘city map’ for autonomous operations
ROVA unboxed: telco-native endpoint platform emerges from stealth mode
iQmetrix to telco: ‘Your next customer may not be human’
Why satcos and MNOs must collaborate to scale and monetise hybrid networks
Wildanet joins fibreco multiplay push with TiVo
Africa’s fibre boom needs a commercial operating model — not just more network

Telco Cloud Operator Blueprints

Telco cloud blueprint: DT’s HTC takes control of network stack, sets terms for vendors
Deep dive: after quietly rebuilding its network core from the ground up on its own terms, Deutsche Telekom is now asking the rest of the industry to follow its Horizontal TelCo Cloud lead. But with rivals pursuing their own visions, the question of who truly leads the field is far from settled.
DT touts BMW as customer of new Magenta Secure Fabric NaaS platform
MWC26: German operator secures a big-name early client as it makes a move in the nascent NaaS market. Group promises scalable, on-demand connectivity to enterprises through new Magenta Secure Fabric platform.
Germany’s O2 brings AWS in-house with Outposts deployment
MWC26: Telefónica operating business said to be first in world to bring AWS‑managed hardware inside its own data centre perimeter, enabling lower‑latency and local data processing.
Telenor picks Red Hat to underpin Norwegian AI factory
Telenor deploys Red Hat’s cloud-native platforms to power data centre campus in Norway, representing the operator’s latest upgrade to the facility since its inception two years ago.
Telefónica taps Red Hat’s OpenShift for cloud-native modernisation in Spain, Brazil
MWC26: Amidst a raft of telco deals worldwide, the open-source leader confirms strategic IT and network migration contracts with Telefónica in Spain and Brazil, driving cloud-native modernisation from virtualisation to containerisation with OpenShift, and teasing an automated, AI and edge future.
DT taps tech quartet for full stack 5G core power management
Telco to deploy new Full Stack Energy Efficiency system after completing trials of the technology with AMD, HPE, Lenovo, and Mavenir. DT indicates tests delivered up to 65% reduction in 5G core energy consumption, with potential upgrades flagged…