Carlyle
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Twilio has invested US$750 million in Syniverse, in a completion of “plan B” of the messaging company’s plan following the collapse of a project to get it listed. -
Syniverse this morning dropped its plan for a US$2.85 billion reverse takeover that would have seen the company listed.
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The latest news from STC, Involta, atNorth, DEWA and WISeKey
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The security that the internet has relied on for decades is broken. Fortunately, the cavalry, in the form of quantum keys, is riding to the rescue, writes Alan Burkitt-Gray
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Turbidite, the data centre operator set up by telecoms executive Bill Barney, is to use AsiaSat to expand its reach.
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Vitruvian Partners has agreed to take a majority shareholding in Expereo, a provider of managed internet, cloud access and SD-WAN solutions.
Forthcoming events
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Former FCC chairman William Kennard is to become the next chairman of AT&T, taking office in January just before Joe Biden becomes 46th US president.
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Bharti Airtel’s ICT service offering has received another boost following a multi-year, strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Syniverse, the mobile systems company owned by the Carlyle Group, has reshuffled its management following the retirement of Dean Douglas, who has been CEO since 2018.
