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- 1Russia strikes Ukraine's largest mobile provider's data centres●Russia hits Ukraine's largest mobile provider, strikes data centres
Russian strikes have hit data centres belonging to Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile network operator, disrupting telecommunications services in the country. The attack on critical civilian infrastructure comes as Russia continues its campaign of strikes on Ukrainian power and communications systems, drawing renewed concern about the impact on millions of subscribers and wartime connectivity.
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Reports are circulating that a new mobile network provider could be about to enter the German market, with the name 'Simsalasim' appearing in connection with the venture. Details remain scarce, and telecom outlet Teltarif has raised the question of whether a new operator is really on the way. German consumers are watching for confirmation, as the market is dominated by a few large carriers and a new entrant could mean cheaper tariffs.
- 3Globe restores internet after subsea cable disruption▼Globe restores internet services after subsea cable disruption
Philippine telecom operator Globe says internet services have been restored following a disruption to a subsea cable that had affected connectivity for its customers. The company confirmed services were back to normal, and Philippine media outlets including BusinessWorld and Manila Standard reported the restoration. Subsea cable faults periodically disrupt internet traffic in the region, making repair timelines closely watched by subscribers.
- 4Globe restores internet after subsea cable disruption▼Globe fully restores internet services following international subsea cable disruption
Philippine telecom operator Globe says it has fully restored internet services after a disruption to an international subsea cable. The fault had affected customers' international connectivity, prompting repair work before services returned to normal. Globe is one of the country's largest mobile and broadband providers, so any disruption to overseas cable links can affect access to international websites and services for millions of users.
- 5Globe reroutes data traffic after subsea cable break●Globe reroutes data traffic after subsea cable break disrupts internet services
Philippine telecoms operator Globe says it is rerouting data traffic after an undersea cable break disrupted internet services. The company activated alternative routes to keep customers connected while repairs to the damaged subsea cable are carried out. Undersea cable faults are a recurring cause of slowdowns and outages across the region's international connections.
- 6Rightfiber completes acquisition of Fastwyre's Nebraska business●Rightfiber completes acquisition of Fastwyre’s Nebraska business
Rightfiber has completed its acquisition of Fastwyre's Nebraska operations, taking over the broadband provider's business in the state. The deal transfers Fastwyre's Nebraska fiber network and customer base to Rightfiber. No details on the transaction value or expected changes for customers have been reported so far.