Telecoms Traders Ltd

Spare parts management is a crucial aspect of any organization's operations. Effective management of spare parts helps companies minimise downtime, improve equipment reliability, and reduce costs.

In our rapidly advancing digital age, the surge in electronic waste (e-waste) has become a pressing environmental and health issue.

BT has announced the activation of a new mobile site powered by on-site renewable energy generation.

Telstra and Optus on course for 3G shutdown in Australia next week

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang claims the same process would ordinarily take up to 4 years to execute, prompting him to call Elon Musk "superhuman."

Researchers have set a new world record for wireless data transmission, achieving speeds of 938 gigabits per second – roughly 9,000 times faster than current 5G phone networks in the UK.

At Telecoms Traders we often receive requests from customers looking for specific telecoms equipment that’s hard to find. Often, we are asked to source some hard to find legacy hardware. As always, we assure our customers that we would do everything we could to track it down. What happens next? It’s a flurry of activity behind the scenes. We reach out to our trusted network of suppliers, affiliates, and even long-standing customers to locate the equipment. Every lead is followed, every possible option is explored. Sourcing the right equipment can take days, sometimes even weeks of chasing leads and confirming availability. After putting together the best possible quote, ensuring we’ve accounted for quality, price, and delivery, we send it over to the customer. And then… silence. No response, no acknowledgment. Not even a “thank you” or a polite “no, thanks.” Welcome to the world of sales! It’s all part of the game, but at Telecoms Traders we never give up. Whether we get a reply or not, we continue to work hard, ensuring our clients always have access to the best telecoms equipment on the market.

Telecom Fiji says it has signed a partnership deal with New Zealand-based critical communication solutions firm Kordia to install a new transmission network for the northern island of Vanua Levu.

RETN has activated a new route between Milan and Zurich, boosting its presence in Italy. The route improves connections to and from Europe through its high-capacity network, which is capable of supporting up to 400Gbps and beyond.

As the demand for data and cloud services rises, major tech companies and infrastructure providers are reshaping the future of data centers via cutting-edge innovations.