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Mikron (Russia) is planning to produce SIM chips locally, with commercial production expected in 2024.
Telia Estonia will disconnect its 3G network in Harju County on 15-17 May, and in Tallinn in June.
Brisanet (Brazil) confirmed plans to launch 5G services in June, expanding to 20 cities by the end of the year.
The European Commission launched a pilot project, the Semiconductor Alert System, to monitor the semiconductor supply chain.
Positivo Tecnologia (Brazil) reported a net profit of BRL 8.5 million in Q1 2023, down 70% from the same period in 2022.
Suma Movil has begun operations in Portugal, aiming to provide support for new mobile service business models.
Yettel Serbia has recycled almost 500,000 mobile devices in the past two years, aiming for 1 million by 2025.
Kajeet appointed Esteban Ibarra as its new VP of channel sales.
Japan Display reported Q4 sales of JPY 62.71 billion, above the forecast of JPY 58 billion.
Bharti Airtel (India) will offer content from the FanCode digital sports platform to its Xstream service subscribers.
Verizon expanded its 5G Ultra Wideband network to West Virginia.
Safaricom (Kenya) partnered with the Lake Region Economic Bloc to accelerate digital adoption.
Nordic Semiconductor (Norway) and Onomondo (Denmark) are bringing Onomondo’s SoftSIM to cellular IoT products.
Vodafone Italia is proposing an offer of 100GB of data and substantial international voice minutes for under EUR 8 a month.
Huawei introduced new flagship devices for the Middle East and Africa market.
Semtech has won a contract from Sustainable Hrvest in Malaysia for its LoRa-enabled sensors and gateways.
CoopVoce (Italy) reduced the price of its popular Evo 30 plan ahead of Mother’s Day.
BAI Communications appointed Teddy Lo as managing director of its Hong Kong operations.
Samsung announced the availability of its Galaxy A24 LTE smartphone in Nigeria.
Tecno is accepting advance orders for the Camon 20 smartphone series in Kenya.
Apple published new research showing increased earnings for small developers on its App Store.
The Infocomm Media Development Authority (Singapore) plans to allocate more spectrum for Wi-Fi connectivity.
Foxtel (Australia) ended March with 4.6 million total subscribers, a 3% YoY increase.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has taken action against several telecom operators for compliance failures.

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Last day in telecoms
Mikron (Russia) is planning to produce SIM chips locally, with commercial production expected in 2024.
Telia Estonia will disconnect its 3G network in Harju County on 15-17 May, and in Tallinn in June.
Brisanet (Brazil) confirmed plans to launch 5G services in June, expanding to 20 cities by the end of the year.
The European Commission launched a pilot project, the Semiconductor Alert System, to monitor the semiconductor supply chain.
Positivo Tecnologia (Brazil) reported a net profit of BRL 8.5 million in Q1 2023, down 70% from the same period in 2022.
Suma Movil has begun operations in Portugal, aiming to provide support for new mobile service business models.
Yettel Serbia has recycled almost 500,000 mobile devices in the past two years, aiming for 1 million by 2025.
Kajeet appointed Esteban Ibarra as its new VP of channel sales.
Japan Display reported Q4 sales of JPY 62.71 billion, above the forecast of JPY 58 billion.
Bharti Airtel (India) will offer content from the FanCode digital sports platform to its Xstream service subscribers.
Verizon expanded its 5G Ultra Wideband network to West Virginia.
Safaricom (Kenya) partnered with the Lake Region Economic Bloc to accelerate digital adoption.
Nordic Semiconductor (Norway) and Onomondo (Denmark) are bringing Onomondo’s SoftSIM to cellular IoT products.
Vodafone Italia is proposing an offer of 100GB of data and substantial international voice minutes for under EUR 8 a month.
Huawei introduced new flagship devices for the Middle East and Africa market.
Semtech has won a contract from Sustainable Hrvest in Malaysia for its LoRa-enabled sensors and gateways.
CoopVoce (Italy) reduced the price of its popular Evo 30 plan ahead of Mother’s Day.
BAI Communications appointed Teddy Lo as managing director of its Hong Kong operations.
Samsung announced the availability of its Galaxy A24 LTE smartphone in Nigeria.
Tecno is accepting advance orders for the Camon 20 smartphone series in Kenya.
Apple published new research showing increased earnings for small developers on its App Store.
The Infocomm Media Development Authority (Singapore) plans to allocate more spectrum for Wi-Fi connectivity.
Foxtel (Australia) ended March with 4.6 million total subscribers, a 3% YoY increase.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has taken action against several telecom operators for compliance failures.
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