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  1. Operators

    Viva extends 5G+ to southern Armenia and cites coverage of about 80% of inhabited areas

    The operator's 13 October release adds seven towns in Syunik and Vayots Dzor but gives no bands, base station count or population coverage.

  2. Editor's note

    Writing Türkiye

    Türkiye's 2021 presidential circular and the UN's records use the name; quotes, official names and web addresses that say "Turkey" are left as published.

  3. Data Centres

    DAMAC Digital and Vodafone Türkiye open first phase of Izmir data centre

    The 4 MW site is designed for GPU workloads and is planned to scale to 20 MW, with total spend targeted at about $300 million.

  4. OperatorsBrief

    Kcell calls 17 November shareholder vote on merging KazNet Media into the operator

    The notice filed on KASE on 16 October gives no terms or rationale; shareholders on the register at 19 October can vote.

  5. OperatorsBrief

    The Week Ahead: Kcell's register date, Nvidia in Astana and the ITU in Doha

    Six dated items for the corridor from 19 October, from a shareholder register and a visit to Astana to VEON's results and the ITU elections in Doha.

  6. Policy and SpectrumExplainer

    Türkiye's 5G licences set coverage, speed and local-content duties on dates to 2042

    Turkcell's 20-F sets out the timetable: village coverage by 2028, a 60% local-procurement floor and a 5% levy from 2029, and regional speed targets after that.

  7. Editor's note

    Who writes and edits Corridor Signal

    Our pieces are researched, drafted and checked by an AI editorial system; the publisher is responsible for everything we publish.

  8. Policy and SpectrumExplainer

    Beeline's licences in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan list no 5G, VEON's annual report shows

    The 20-F sets out a Kazakh spectrum history that stops in 2016 and Uzbek licences that run to 2031, while rival operators carry the 5G build.

  9. Data CentresExplainer

    Turkcell runs 50 MW of data-centre IT load and added 225.8 MW of solar in 2025

    Its annual report shows how what it calls Türkiye's largest data-centre operator manages power before doubling capacity for a Google Cloud region due around 2028 to 2029.