The article reports that Deutsche Telekom achieved up to 65% energy savings in a live validation of its 5G Core, with Mavenir confirming a supporting role. It also describes Mavenir's involvement in Deutsche Telekom's move to a unified Horizontal TelCo Cloud architecture.
Puerto Vallarta's airport has reopened and most Canadian airlines were expected to resume flights Tuesday, but some Manitobans remain unsure when they will be able to return home.
Airlines have resumed some flights to Puerto Vallarta after violence affected service, and Global Affairs Canada reported no new incidents as of Monday while shelter-in-place warnings remain for parts of Jalisco and Nayarit.
Viktor Orbán is centering his reelection bid on opposing EU support for Ukraine, and Hungary recently blocked a new EU sanctions package on Russia; the parliamentary vote is set for April 12.
President Trump's State of the Union emphasized his record and national milestones and drew partisan responses; many Democrats did not attend.
President Donald Trump delivered a 108-minute State of the Union address that highlighted immigration, tariffs, government cuts and overseas actions; Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger gave the Democratic response focused on affordability.
Brock Martland has taken over as public hearing counsel in the inquiry into the 2015 death of Myles Gray after a month-long delay caused by a hot-mic incident. The hearing has resumed and public hearing counsel aims to finish its evidence by March 13, with additional dates set for late April and May.
About 100 unionized forestry workers north of Campbell River ratified a new collective agreement and are set to return to work after an eight-and-a-half-month strike; the deal includes 19% and 22% wage increases over a six-year term.
Premier Scott Moe announced the government will table a deficit budget next month and said taxes will not be raised, citing national and international economic uncertainty; Saskatchewan's legislative session begins March 2 and the budget is expected March 18.
British Columbia announced a $400 million Strategic Investment Fund to make direct investments and loans to private-sector projects, and officials say it will support the province's Look West strategy to attract major international and defence-related investment.
