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Apple Could Launch Its Own Cellular Network, Analyst Says

Apple Could Launch Its Own Cellular Network, Analyst Says

The surging popularity of eSIMs could allow Apple to launch its own virtual cellular network, an analyst firm…

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Satellite phone market to generate $18B by 2027: CCS

Satellite phone market to generate $18B by 2027: CCS

If you're having trouble keeping score in the ever-changing satellite phone space, have no fear. CCS Insight …

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Private mobile networks hit accelerator in 2022 | Computer Weekly

Private mobile networks hit accelerator in 2022 | Computer Weekly

Driven by North America and Europe, but with Asia-Pacific expected to catch up soon, private mobile network m…

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Satellites could end UK phone 'not spots', Vodafone says

Satellites could end UK phone 'not spots', Vodafone says

It follows the firm carrying out what it says is the UK's first satellite-enabled smart phone video call.

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Devices, AI, Sovereignty, Networks, Satellite: What to expect at MWC 2026, Part Two

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By Kester Mann, Ian Fogg, Luke Pearce
| CCS Insight
This is the second part of a two-part blog sharing our expectations about the hot topics at this year’s MWC in Barcelona. In part one, we discussed connected device trends. Here, we turn our attention to operators, networks and connectivity. Mobile network operators will once again enjoy a strong presence at MWC; their stands are usually among the most vibrant and their CEOs have secured high-profile presentation slots.
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Europe's Satellite Direct-to-Device Market Takes Shape, Starting with Orange

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By Luke Pearce
| CCS Insight
The past 18 months have marked the beginning of mobile operators using satellites to extend their terrestrial coverage. At CCS Insight, we track early commercial launches in our quarterly Market Analysis reports, beginning with some operators in the Pacific Islands and One NZ in New Zealand in late 2024. In 2025, these were followed by wider roll-outs from T-Mobile and Verizon in the US, KDDI in Japan, Rogers in Canada and Telstra in Australia.
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Satellite Connectivity Transforms the Automotive Opportunity

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By Luke Pearce
| CCS Insight
Cellular connectivity is now a core component of the software-defined vehicle. CCS Insight estimates that 95% of new cars are sold with embedded cellular connectivity to support critical vehicle functions like safety systems, mapping, diagnostics and remote services, as well as consumer-facing services such as infotainment and voice calling. As vehicles become increasingly software-driven, the requirement for connectivity intensifies.
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