ONATi implements Oculeus’ Captura NG to enhance interconnect voice traffic management
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14 November 2025
French Polynesia’s incumbent telecommunications provider ONATi has transitioned the management of its interconnect voice traffic, along with its national and international partner relationships, to Oculeus’ Captura NG platform.
This strategic move consolidates ONATi’s interconnect billing, settlement, and routing optimisation activities into a single, unified platform.
Find out more Orex SAI launches Open RAN 5G FWA in Indonesia
13 November 2025
Orex SAI, the Open RAN joint venture between NTT DoCoMo and NEC, announced on Wednesday that its new Indonesian subsidiary has begun deploying Open RAN-based 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) services in parts of Indonesia, in collaboration with local network provider Solusi Sinergi Digital (Surge).
The deployment follows extensive joint preparations, including technology demonstrations and laboratory trials conducted since the signing of a comprehensive agreement in March.
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BENEFIT announces cross-border payment linkage with India’s UPI platform
11 November 2025
BENEFIT, a leading Bahraini fintech company licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), has announced a strategic partnership with India-based payment system provider NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL) to facilitate real-time cross-border payments between Bahrain and India.
This collaboration will enable seamless integration between Bahrain’s Electronic Fund Transfer System (EFTS), specifically its near-instant Fawri+ service, and India’s widely used Unified Payments Interface (UPI). The initiative is overseen by both the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), marking a significant step toward enhancing digital payment connectivity between the two countries.
Find out more DITO Telecommunity and InfiniVAN form strategic fibre-sharing partnership
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10 November 2025
In a move aimed at strengthening the Philippines’ digital infrastructure, DITO Telecommunity and InfiniVAN announced on Friday that they have signed a reciprocal fibre-sharing agreement designed to enhance network resilience, operational coverage, and digital capacity across the country.
Under the terms of a master facilities provisioning agreement (MFPA), both companies will grant each other access to their respective fibre-optic facilities, which include subsea cable systems as well as terrestrial underground and aerial dark fibre.
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