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AAE-2 Cable Links Asia, Africa, Europe for Seamless Connectivity

VoIP Review

The telecommunications world sees a new breakthrough with the unveiling of the Asia-Africa-Europe-2 (AAE-2) subsea cable project. Undertaken by a consortium of PCCW Global, Sparkle , Telecom Egypt, and ZOI, the system seeks to bind together three continents amidst soaring data demands.

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Sparkle Reinforces Partnership with Al-Bawaba to Provide Services to Corporate Customers in Libya

Total Telecom

The agreement is based on a state-of-the-art fully redundant infrastructure which relies on Al-Bawabas Libyan national backbone and on Sparkles international capacity – for the provision of Ethernet MPLS connectivity services to corporate customers. Its sales force is active worldwide and distributed over 33 countries.

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Sparkle and Orchest Technologies Announce Strategic Network Interconnection to Accelerate NaaS Automation

Total Telecom

Under the agreement, presented in Washington during International Telecoms Week (ITW), Sparkle and Orchest will interconnect their networks in an automated and dynamic way, enabling seamless end-to-end service provisioning across Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe through global optical and IP backbones.

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Sparkle Partners with Orchest for Global NaaS Expansion

VoIP Review

This collaboration, announced during the International Telecoms Week in Washington, aims to enhance their network coverage and streamline Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solutions. By leveraging MEF LSO (Lifecycle Service Orchestration) APIs, they aim to automate service provisioning.

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California Bill Modernizing 'Carrier of Last Resort' Rules Advances

Broadband Breakfast

WASHINGTON, July 22, 2025 – California lawmakers appear close to modernizing a century-old requirement that certain telecom companies guarantee basic voice services to households. “Whether it's AT&T, Frontier or any other cable company, it is the key to guaranteed service.” It's about a mandate.

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House Passes NTIA Reauthorization, Rural Broadband Protection Acts

Broadband Breakfast

WASHINGTON, April 28, 2025 – The House passed Monday five telecom and communications bills, including efforts to require more vetting for high-cost fund participants and codify modern responsibilities of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration.  A draft report would be due within 180 days.

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MN broadband providers are excited for BEAD funding and wary about state requirements

Blandin on Broadband

And some of the challenges providers are seeing with state requirements Minnesota Telecom Alliance President Brent Christensen, however, is concerned the requirements will be too costly for smaller providers. He explained that an area of concern is a provision requiring underground networks to allow interconnection by others.