1. BigPay executives resign in mass exodus
BigPay faces a leadership shake-up as top executives resign amid corporate challenges, signaling uncertainty about its strategic direction. Fintech News Malaysia
2. XTransfer secures MAS licence for cross-border solutions
Fintech firm XTransfer gains regulatory approval in Singapore, enhancing its cross-border payment services for SMEs amid rising demand. The Fintech Times
3. JP Morgan sues Viva Wallet shareholder and board members
JP Morgan initiates legal action against fellow Viva Wallet shareholder and board members over internal disputes regarding business operations. Fintech Futures
4. APNIC discusses Internet resilience at AFNOG 2024
APNIC’s participation in AFNOG 2024 emphasised regional collaboration, cybersecurity, and Internet governance to boost connectivity in Afghanistan. APNIC Blog
5. US telcos provide support during California fires
US telecom operators step up to assist communities affected by the devastating California wildfires with emergency communications and relief services. Telecoms.com
6. Toyota’s Woven City envisions a smart city future
Toyota’s futuristic Woven City project combines IoT, autonomous technology, and sustainable infrastructure, resembling a sci-fi dream world. Telecoms.com
7. UK mobile data peaks as users browse in bed
Virgin Media O2 reports morning data spikes, reflecting Brits’ increasing use of smartphones during early hours in bed. SEPE
8. Nexfibre reaches 2 million full-fibre premises
Nexfibre hits a milestone by expanding its full-fibre connectivity to 2 million homes, advancing UK’s broadband infrastructure. Telecom Review Europe
9. IQ Networks and GBI sign dark fibre agreement
IQ Networks partners with GBI to establish a dark fibre framework, enhancing Iraq’s digital connectivity and infrastructure. Iraq Business News
10. euNetworks deploys record hollowcore fibre for Euronext
euNetworks sets a new record with its longest hollowcore fibre deployment, delivering ultra-low latency connectivity to Euronext. Capacity Media
11. SpaceX offers free Starlink to LA fire victims
SpaceX provides free Starlink Internet to Los Angeles wildfire victims, ensuring critical connectivity during recovery efforts. Capacity Media
