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Hong Kong mobile revenue to hit $3.2b by 2030

GlobalData said growth will be driven by mobile data services and sustained 5G adoption.
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Hong Kong mobile revenue to hit $3.2b by 2030

GlobalData said growth will be driven by mobile data services and sustained 5G adoption.
4 hours ago

Kuwait seals 50-year telco infrastructure partnership

Major project expected to see around $2.7b in minimum investment.
1 day ago

Singapore telecom crowding persists after Simba-M1 deal collapse

Its small market has left the mobile and fixed broadband sectors saturated.
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HK operators expand broadband reach as fixed voice earnings dwindle

Move supported by government investments in fibre network infrastructure.

Telco outlook clouded amidst Simba–M1 deal suspension

Higher regulatory and operating costs may limit ultra-low prices over time.

China greenlights 6G technology trials

Spectrum allocation designed to accelerate 6G efforts.

New mobile sub-brand in the works in Vietnam

Upcoming telco service aimed at young users.

Thai regulator holds public hearing on revised telco plan

Stakeholder feedback to aid in bridging digital divide in Thailand.

APAC data centre development hits record 19.4GW peak in 2025

Southeast Asia accounts for 31% of active construction.

Thaicom enters deal for fast broadband connectivity

Amazon Leo to help telco expand its service portfolio.

Mobile services revenue in India forecast to reach $43.7b in 2030

Surging data consumption and 5G expansion driving steady growth.

Cambodia enacts law against online scammers

Scam operators can face up to life imprisonment.

AI, sovereignty and autonomy converge as telecom industry faces overhaul

Boards and investors are now demanding demonstrable outcomes.

Pakistan enters 5G era

Telcos begin phased rollout of commercial services.

Fixed communication services revenue in Japan forecast to hit $26.9b in 2030

Drivers include increased demand for high-speed broadband connectivity.

Don't count 5G out yet: CTO says it will remain 'extremely important'

Tech is forecast to continue its dominance in the coming years.