The MVNx ecosystem is buoyant with activity, boosted by the wave of announcements we’ve seen come from all corners of the commercial world. From the boom in travel eSIM to retailers like Lidl proposing 30 MVNOs across Europe with 1 Global, and the likes of Monzo and...
Technology parity is a critical clause for MVNOs, ensuring they gain access to the same network capabilities and new technologies as their host operators, allowing them to compete on equal terms and maintain service quality. As innovations like satellite-to-mobile connectivity accelerate—supported by regulators such as Ofcom and rapidly commercialised by operators like Vodafone and T-Mobile—MVNOs without parity risk falling behind. However, while parity secures access, it does not guarantee favorable pricing, meaning MVNOs must still build commercially viable propositions, making forward-looking contract design essential for long-term competitiveness.
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Are MVNOs taking AI seriously enough?
Around this time last year, over 1000 leading experts in Artificial Intelligence (AI) wrote an open letter calling for a pause in the development of AI. The dangers to humanity were laid bare “Advanced AI could represent a profound change in the history of life on Earth, and should be planned for and managed with commensurate care and resources.”