KOL Telecom Services LLC

KOL Telecom Services LLC By mid 2007 started operations under KOL brand. KOL Telecom is the leading innovator of small business Voice over IP (VoIP) services.

Providing the best in value, technology, and service to its customers, KOL Telecom delivers the same robust telephone system, services and features enjoyed by Fortune 1000 companies at a very affordable small business price. Established KOL TELECOM SERVICES LLC in USA in 2008
Moved operations towards wholesale as competition intensified. Providing the best in value, technology and service to its customers, KOL Telecom delivers the same robust telephone system, services and features enjoyed by Fortune 500 companies at a very affordable small business price. We offer end to end services in Voice over IP and Video over IP. Our sister companies include.. KOL INFOTECH FZE., a UAE based Free Zone Establishment mostly involved in Software development for Voice industry, founded in 2009. KOL TECHNOLOGIES, an Indian firm founded in 2010. a licensed importer for IT products, IP PBX etc for the India marlet. Collectively we are known as KOL Group.

AST SpaceMobile’s European push is better read as a wholesale coverage play than a 500 million user forecast. The compan...
10/20/2026

AST SpaceMobile’s European push is better read as a wholesale coverage play than a 500 million user forecast. The company is exploring a joint Mobile Satellite Services spectrum bid with Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone.

For operators, the real test is not the headline market size. It is whether spectrum, ground infrastructure, satellite capacity, network integration and pricing can turn ordinary-phone coverage into something carriers will buy and customers will actually use. What would make your team treat satellite access as part of the wholesale plan, not just an emergency feature?

Read more: https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/articles/could-ast-spacemobile-asts-reach-201517192.html

CMHK’s Upper 6GHz test in Mong Kok is a good reminder to separate validation from launch. The operator tested 100 MHz of...
10/19/2026

CMHK’s Upper 6GHz test in Mong Kok is a good reminder to separate validation from launch. The operator tested 100 MHz of spectrum acquired in Hong Kong’s November 2024 6/7GHz auction and says it can combine the band with existing holdings for download speeds of up to 3 Gbps.

The open items matter: no active site count, launch date, supplier, coverage area, uplink results, device details, or full test conditions were published. For carriers, this is capacity planning work first. What usually decides your move from trial to hotspot rollout: throughput, device readiness, indoor performance, or site cost?

Read more: https://technode.global/2026/10/19/china-mobile-hong-kong-validates-u6ghz-network

The article makes a simple point that operators see every month: a rate deck is not the bill. A 41-second call at $0.012...
10/19/2026

The article makes a simple point that operators see every month: a rate deck is not the bill. A 41-second call at $0.012/min costs $0.012 on 60/60 billing, but about $0.0082 on 1/1 billing.

That difference becomes real on short-duration traffic. Before comparing wholesale voice offers, line up the same destination prefixes, billing increments, minimum duration, CLI treatment, surcharges, and answered minutes. Which field has caused the biggest surprise in your own rate-deck checks?

Read more: https://voicebuy.com/wholesale-voice-rates

Apate’s AI personas are a useful fraud case for operators because they attack scammer capacity, not just scam messages. ...
10/18/2026

Apate’s AI personas are a useful fraud case for operators because they attack scammer capacity, not just scam messages. The reported 17 years of wasted scammer time came from keeping fraudsters engaged with synthetic victims instead of real people.

For carriers, the practical layer is controlled redirection of high-risk traffic, strict data boundaries, analyst review, and feeding extracted indicators back into blocking and routing decisions. Have you seen decoy engagement produce cleaner intelligence than an immediate block?

Read more: https://finance.biggo.com/news/b793e807-7c51-4a18-983c-1ccefaa16059

Mormugao Port Authority in Goa has received authorisation for a private 5G Captive Non-Public Network, making it India’s...
10/18/2026

Mormugao Port Authority in Goa has received authorisation for a private 5G Captive Non-Public Network, making it India’s first major port with this approval. The licence is valid for 20 years under India’s Telecommunication Act, 2023.

The useful detail is that the project is still in planning and proof-of-concept. No published results yet on turnaround time, downtime or throughput. For port and industrial sites, the work now is mapping which workflows actually need low latency, reliable coverage and isolated operational data. What approval step has slowed private wireless work most in your experience?

Read more: https://www.mobileworldlive.com/industry/port-authority-in-india-bags-private-5g-licence/

Deepfake voice scams are not just a consumer awareness issue. When caller ID can be spoofed and a familiar voice can be ...
10/17/2026

Deepfake voice scams are not just a consumer awareness issue. When caller ID can be spoofed and a familiar voice can be cloned, the call may look clean while the fraud sits in the behaviour around it.

Urgency, secrecy, one-time codes, new payment details, and pressure to move to another channel are the signals worth slowing down. The safer routine is still simple: end the call, call back on a known number, and confirm through a second channel. What fraud signals are you pairing with CLI checks now?

Read more: https://independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/ai-deepfake-scam-call-expert-b3068190.html

You know that moment when you’re staring at a photo or screenshot and thinking, “Is this good enough to approve, or does...
10/17/2026

You know that moment when you’re staring at a photo or screenshot and thinking, “Is this good enough to approve, or does someone need to check it?”

That’s what Jev is trying to automate. Jev doesn’t write essays—it returns a structured decision (like yes/no with a probability). And as of Jev 1.14, it can take an image too.

TypeSafe reports roughly 70–500 millisecond latency and pricing at $0.042 per million input tokens (with output tokens free), which makes it fit for lots of quick “route this / flag that” calls.

What’s one task you deal with where a fast triage step would save the most time? 🙂

🔗 Read more: https://ground.news/article/what-is-jevs-new-ai-model-and-why-are-developers-interested-in-it

The AI-RAN debate often gets framed as a GPU story. Ericsson is pushing a different view: use custom ASICs in existing b...
10/17/2026

The AI-RAN debate often gets framed as a GPU story. Ericsson is pushing a different view: use custom ASICs in existing basebands to get useful AI functions into live networks now.

The reported figures are not small: three operators, more than 60,000 base stations, and about 10% average spectral-efficiency improvement from AI-native link adaptation. The harder question is how well those gains carry across mixed vendor estates. For operators trialing this, is validation or scaling proving to be the heavier lift?

Read more: https://rcrwireless.com/20261016/ai-infrastructure/ai-ran-value-in-asics-gpus-ericsson

Pisces puts a different option on the table for Ireland: a direct subsea route to continental Europe that does not have ...
10/16/2026

Pisces puts a different option on the table for Ireland: a direct subsea route to continental Europe that does not have to pass through the UK.

Orange, Equitix and MDM are backing the €180m system, with planned landings in Galway, France, Spain and Portugal. For operators and connectivity buyers, the practical questions are not abstract. Who can access the dark fibre, where are the handoffs, how diverse is the path, and what does it do to existing protection plans? How early are you asking suppliers for detail on routes that are not yet live?

Read more: https://capacityglobal.com/news/180m-pisces-cable/

Ever watched a slick demo and thought, “Okay, but can this work outside the stage?”That’s the Tesla Roadster “flying car...
10/16/2026

Ever watched a slick demo and thought, “Okay, but can this work outside the stage?”

That’s the Tesla Roadster “flying car” moment. The video is closer to a high-powered car doing a controlled jump than an aircraft doing normal travel.

On Oct 15, 2026, Tesla showed the Roadster briefly leave the ground, flip, and land using air jets at SpaceX’s McGregor, Texas test facility (no one inside).

If you were buying (or approving) this, what would you need to see next: real-world testing, a firm 2028 production plan, or clear road/air rules?

🔗 Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/new-tesla-roadster-2-elon-musk-livestream-event-2026-10

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