Edotco Bangladesh signs five-year partnership with Summit Communications
26 November 2025
Edotco Bangladesh has entered into a new five-year space and power lease agreement with tower company Summit Communications. The collaboration aims to establish a more integrated infrastructure model to accelerate the rollout of telecom towers across the country.
Under this renewed partnership, Edotco and Summit will work together to enhance high-capacity, low-latency transmission links between sites, facilitating a more efficient expansion of network coverage throughout Bangladesh. The agreement provides a clear operational framework that supports the long-term strategy of coordinating tower deployment plans more seamlessly, enabling faster development of new sites and smoother integration of colocation opportunities.
Find out more PhilTower MIDC achieves milestone of 1,000 built-to-suit towers
20 November 2025
PhilTower MIDC has set a new standard in the Philippines’ telecommunications landscape by becoming the fastest independent tower company in the country to complete 1,000 Built-to-Suit (BTS) towers nationwide.
This significant achievement highlights not only the company’s rapid deployment but also its capability, reliability, and unwavering commitment to bridging connectivity gaps across urban corridors and remote Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA) in the Cordilleras.
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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 Making mobile broadband networks mission critical
06 November 2025
With commercial mobile networks playing an increasingly important role in the mission-critical communications market, there are essential capabilities that must be implemented to ensure the networks deliver mission-critical services for end users. For first responders in particular, a delayed connection or dropped call can mean the difference between life and death.
One essential network capability is Quality of Service, Priority and Pre-emption – more commonly referred to QPP. Mission-critical mobile broadband networks need to implement QPP mechanisms to enable mission-critical services, securing mission-critical users’ operations and communications by giving them priority over non-mission-critical users/traffic in time of need, when both are sharing the same network.
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