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Apple upped its efforts to start iPhone 16 sales in Indonesia, offering to invest $100 million in local production over two years, a tenfold increase from a previous offer, Bloomberg reported.

Rakuten Mobile co-CEO Sharad Sriwastawa expressed confidence its improved network performance was helping to drive steady subscriber growth.

Malaysia-based U Mobile became the latest operator to launch an API platform based on the GSMA Open Gateway initiative, the first in the country to make the move.

Airtel awarded a multi-year, multi-billion extension agreement to Nokia to expand 5G coverage to key areas and modernise its 4G footprint.

Singtel named Ericsson as its partner to deploy advanced connectivity at Tuas Port in Singapore, with plans to activate a 5G network slice to run

LG Uplus appointed Hong Bum-shik, head of corporate strategy at LG Group's holding unit, as CEO, replacing Hwang Hyeon-sik, who held the position since 2021.

Lee Sang-min, head of SK Telecom's access network development team, insisted it is in no hurry to move to 6G.

Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week as Ericsson mulled a US move, TSMCs $6.6 billion incentives got approved and Veon and Microsoft experts touted AI opportunities.

The Hong Kong government concluded a spectrum auction after seven days, generating HKD2.2 billion ($282.6 million) from 110MHz of spectrum across two 4G and 5G bands to four operators.

LG Uplus is partnering with Samsung Electronics to develop an advanced AI digital assistant for a new smartphone expected to be launched in South Korea early next year, The Korea Economic Daily reported.