According to the “The Telecoms Industry in 2024: Trends to Watch” report by GSM Intelligence, the utilization of 5G technology is projected to grow steadily. By the end of 2024, it is estimated that there will be 2.1 billion connections, a rise from 1.6 billion in 2023. This increase in connections is expected to result in a significant rise in the number of 5G users. To keep up with industry changes, companies should address various roaming challenges to ensure smooth operations. 

Integrating new products that address changing market forces and meet evolving customer expectations is a top priority for telecommunications carriers, which is why one of Europe’s largest telecommunications operators has implemented Amplitiv’s Roaming Suite. This suite, which includes Steering of Roaming (SoR) and SMS Welcome services, will handle this leading telecommunications group’s production traffic by the end of 2023.  

These feature-rich solutions, which are among the most technologically advanced on the market, provide additional business value for a group of operators seeking to navigate dynamic changes in a demanding roaming market and overcome pressing challenges, like 2G/3G sunsets and vast Internet of Things (IoT) expansion. 

The striking pace of innovation in telecommunications continues at an unabated pace. The last twenty years alone has completely transformed how voice communication is conducted, and the exciting possibilities in telecommunications offer a future filled with better quality, faster speeds and safer transfers of data. Wireless technology is ever-evolving – read on to learn where this transformative communication came from, and more importantly, where it’s going.

As one of the world’s largest telecommunications companies, and largest provider of mobile services in the US, AT&T’s strategies impact millions of users and generate billions of dollars. For almost 40 years AT&T has been at the forefront of telco technology, leading the way in bringing innovation to an industry that is constantly developing. Aiming to improve its network and update its infrastructure, the telco giant is set to switch off its 3G network in February, 2022. What does this mean for the millions of customers who rely on this network to communicate with the world? How can telcos like AT&T deliver better service with increased reliability to their customers? Read on to learn more.