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- 1Russia strikes Ukraine's largest mobile provider's data centresβΌRussia hits Ukraine's largest mobile provider, strikes data centres
Russian strikes have hit data centres belonging to Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile network operator, disrupting communications services. The attack on critical telecommunications infrastructure comes as Russia continues targeting Ukrainian energy and utilities ahead of winter. Outages at a major provider affect millions of subscribers, and the strike is being widely reported by international outlets including Reuters.
- 2Russia strikes Ukraine's largest mobile provider and data centresβRussia hits Ukraine's largest mobile provider, data centres
Russian strikes have hit Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile network operator, along with data centre infrastructure, disrupting communications services in the country. The attack on civilian telecoms infrastructure marks another escalation in Russia's campaign against Ukrainian critical systems, drawing condemnation and raising concerns about the resilience of Ukraine's communications networks during the ongoing war.
- 3Russia says it struck Kyivstar data center in KyivβThe Russian Armed Forces hit the Kyivstar data center in Kyiv, which provides Internet for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to the Ministry of Defense.
Russia's Ministry of Defense says its armed forces hit a Kyivstar data center in Kyiv that provides internet services to Ukraine's Armed Forces. The claim, reported by CGTN, highlights the growing targeting of telecommunications infrastructure in the war. Kyivstar is Ukraine's largest mobile operator, and any disruption to its facilities could affect both military communications and civilian connectivity in the capital.
- 4Internet shutdowns silence protests, report arguesβΌWhen telcos shut down the internet, they shut down protests for the government
A Global Voices commentary argues that when telecom operators cut off internet access, they effectively suppress anti-government protests while serving the authorities' interests. The piece frames telcos as complicit actors in shutdowns, highlighting how connectivity blackouts blunt organisers' ability to mobilise, communicate and document events, and drawing renewed attention to the role of private companies in government crackdowns on dissent.
- 5Simba data breach exposes details of more than 23,500 customersβΌMore than 23,500 Simba customers affected in data breach involving IC numbers, birth dates
Singapore telecom operator Simba has disclosed a data breach affecting more than 23,500 customers, with personal information including IC numbers and birth dates compromised. The company has notified affected customers and is investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about data protection practices among telecommunications providers in the region.
- 6SIMBA data breach exposes personal details of 23,000 customersβΌSIMBA data breach exposes IC numbers and personal details of over 23,000 customers
Singapore telco SIMBA has suffered a data breach affecting more than 23,000 customers, with identity card numbers and other personal details exposed. The incident raises fresh concerns about how telecom operators safeguard sensitive customer information, and affected users may face heightened risks of identity theft and phishing attempts.
- 7Singapore telco Simba hit by data breach affecting 23,549 customersβΌData breach affects 23,549 customers of Singapore telco Simba, personal data protection commission investigating
Singapore telecom operator Simba has suffered a data breach affecting 23,549 customers. The Personal Data Protection Commission has opened an investigation into the incident. No further details about the nature of the breach or the type of data compromised have been released, and it is not yet known whether customers will be directly notified or offered support.
- 8Nokia Teams with Microsoft and NVIDIA on AI-Powered 6GβNokia Intensifies Focus on AI, Collaborates with Microsoft and NVIDIA for 6G Development # technology # artificialintell
Nokia is deepening its pivot from handsets toward AI-driven networking, announcing collaborations with Microsoft and NVIDIA to advance 6G and AI-RAN technologies. The century-old Finnish company aims to position itself as a key infrastructure player in the next generation of wireless networks, drawing attention as telecom vendors race to integrate artificial intelligence into network operations and future 6G standards.
- 9Raghav Chadha hails new telecom rules for prepaid usersβΌ#WATCH | BJP MP Raghav Chadha tweets, "Good news for Prepaid Mobile Users in India. The Govt just introduced Telecom Con
India's government has introduced the Telecom Consumer Protection (Thirteenth Amendment) Regulations, 2026, a change highlighted by AAP leader and MP Raghav Chadha. The new rules require telecom operators to offer 30-day recharge plans, meaning prepaid mobile users will need 12 recharges a year instead of 13 under shorter validity cycles. Chadha called it good news for prepaid users, and the announcement is drawing attention to how operators will roll out the revised plans.
- 10Strikes hit Ukrainian data centers and Kyivstar officesβπ‘ CyberAttack | 7/10 πΊπ¦ Strikes on Ukrainian data centers and Kyivstar office Strikes were recorded in the area of the K
Reported strikes in Ukraine targeted data centers and the office area of telecom operator Kyivstar. An effect on services is reported, but there was no total digital collapse. The incident is being tracked amid ongoing attacks on Ukrainian communications infrastructure, which has previously made Kyivstar a target of major cyber and physical disruptions.
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Singapore telecom operator SIMBA has suffered a data breach affecting 23,549 customer records, according to a report by Singapore Business Review. The incident has raised questions about what data was accessed and how customers will be notified. No further details about the cause of the breach or those responsible have been released so far.
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Trials are underway in Australia on wireless telecom towers wrapped in solar panels, a design that could let towers generate their own power and cut reliance on the grid. Industry coverage is focused on whether the solar-wrapped approach can withstand real-world conditions and how much energy it could realistically produce for network operators.
- 13Simba data breach exposes 23,549 customers' ID numbersβΌSIMBA Data Breach: 23,549 Customers' NRIC Numbers and Birth Dates Exposed, What to Do Now
Singapore telecom operator Simba has suffered a data breach affecting 23,549 customers, with their NRIC identification numbers and dates of birth exposed. Reports are advising affected customers on steps to take, such as staying alert to phishing attempts and monitoring for misuse of their personal information. The incident has raised fresh concerns about how telecom firms safeguard customer data.
- 14Sudan's Finance Ministry Signs SMS Service Agreement with MTNβΌFinance Ministry Signs SMS Service Agreement with MTN Sudan
Sudan's Finance Ministry has signed a service agreement with telecom operator MTN Sudan to provide SMS messaging services. The deal, reported by Sudan Horizon, appears aimed at enabling the ministry to send text notifications to the public, likely covering tax alerts, payment notices and official communications. Details on the contract's value and duration have not been disclosed.
- 15Quantum link runs alongside 400G Ethernet and 5G on same fiberβQuantum link shares deployed fiber with 400G Ethernet and 5G
A quantum communication link has been shown operating over fiber optic cable already carrying 400G Ethernet and 5G traffic, demonstrating that quantum networking can coexist with conventional high-capacity telecommunications on deployed infrastructure rather than requiring dedicated lines. This points to a cheaper path for integrating quantum-secure communications into existing networks.
- 16Zain Jordan begins offering iPhone 18 Pro and Pro MaxβZain Jordan starts offering iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max
Zain Jordan has started offering the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max to its customers in Jordan, according to a report by Telecompaper. No further details were provided about pricing, availability or launch dates. The move positions the Jordanian telecom operator among the first in the region to carry Apple's newest flagship phones.