It made a profit of Tk 172.35 crore in the first three quarters, a three-fold rise

Bandwidth imports from India have surpassed that from submarine cables due to a surge in internet usage, India’s more attractive pricing and enhanced redundancy, and the saturation of Bangladesh’s existing undersea cables’ capacity.

Grameenphone posted a 3.12 percent year-on-year rise in profit to Tk 2,720.63 crore in the first nine months of 2023.

UNDP Bangladesh, Bangladesh Hi-tech Park Authority, the Digital Security Agency of the ICT Division gave the awards

The ICT trailblazers of Bangladesh were recognised for their contribution in the sector

ICT trailblazers to be honoured

The residents of capital’s Adabor area are experiencing internet and cable TV service disruption for more than 24 hours following a dispute between two groups of service providers

Mahmudul Hasan.Mobile network operators added about 12 lakh new customers in August as the country’s mobile subscriber base continued to grow for the eighth month in a row.

The spectrum will help improve data speed by 50 percent

A long-term spectrum roadmap can play a crucial role in providing mobile operators with the certainty needed to plan their investments strategically, experts said yesterday.

The council has nine member states

The country was ranked 105th in the latest GII, down from 102nd a year ago

“Jelay Jelay Smart Uddyokta” initiative aims to foster entrepreneurship to address regional challenges and build local innovative solutions

Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited (BSCCL) is going to issue 2.21 crore ordinary shares worth Tk 166 crore to the government, which provided the fund as share money deposit when the second submarine cable was set up.

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has recently cancelled the licences of four internet protocol telephony service providers (IPTSPs) after they lost their internet service provider (ISP) licence.

The 4 are: IDEA Networks and Communications Ltd, Digital Connectivity Ltd, Pritty International (Pvt.) Limited and Sadiatec Limited

Although most customers opt for data packages with a three-day validity, the telecom regulator is removing the option as a safeguard against “cheating”. 

Bangladesh Mobile Consumers Association today demanded reinstatement of short-term and low-cost internet packages mostly used by low-income and marginal consumers.

The ISPs did not renew licence in time

It lasted for over half an hour after 6pm today