Kavit Majithia is a Senior Editor at Mobile World Live. He specializes in telecommunications and technology, with a focus on telecom transportation and mobility, digital transformation, and consumer tech. Kavit's insights and expertise have been featured in The Manila Times, NewsBreak, and Mobile World Live.
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Light specialist pureLifi entered into administration with 42 job losses, after failing to raise further capital to fund its development.
Huawei is reportedly emerging as Malaysia’s preferred supplier of AI chips, with serious consideration being given to the Chinese vendor.
O2 claimed to become the first UK operator to offer satellite services for businesses with the launch of a new D2D offering.
Europe’s biggest mobile operators reportedly entered discussions to create a consortium that will bid on satellite spectrum.
Liberty Global agreed to sell towers owned by VodafoneZiggo to an entity owned by funds managed by a trio of companies in a €670 million deal.
Xiaomi could face more heat in India after the country’s Serious Fraud Investigation Office called for a probe into the manufacturer.
Eutelsat and French satellite startup Skynopy launched what the pair claim is one of the largest software-defined ground infrastructures.
The European Commission handed contracts to Thales Alenia Space and Aerospacelab for all 330 satellites within the IRIS2 project.
Telecoms group United Internet outlined a cost-saving programme across subsidiaries operator 1&1 and technology business Ionos.
Liberty Global’s investment arm joined a funding round worth $875 million in inference company Positron AI.
