7 December 2025
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Bangladesh Telecom

Grameenphone and BSCL Partner to Deliver Starlink Satellite Internet for Enterprise Customers in Bangladesh

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Grameenphone and BSCL have partnered to introduce Starlink’s satellite internet for enterprise customers in Bangladesh, enabling high-speed connectivity in remote and infrastructure-challenged regions. The collaboration supports mission-critical industries, strengthens national digital resilience, and enhances business continuity with low-latency, high-availability satellite services powered by Starlink’s advanced technology.

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Bangladesh Regulator Cancels 16 ISP Licences Over Non-Renewal

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BTRC has cancelled 16 ISP licences for failing to renew after their validity expired. The decision, made following due legal procedure, declares any continued operations illegal and subject to penalties. Operators must return licence certificates and clear dues within 30 days. Officials say the move aims to enhance regulatory compliance and strengthen oversight of Bangladesh’s telecom sector.

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EDOTCO Bangladesh Partners with Summit Communications to Expand Digital Infrastructure

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EDOTCO Bangladesh and Summit Communications have renewed their partnership through a Space and Power Lease Agreement, combining Summit’s nationwide fiber backbone with EDOTCO’s tower network to strengthen Bangladesh’s digital infrastructure. The five-year deal enhances network reliability, supports rural expansion, and prepares for 4G/5G growth, reinforcing national digital transformation goals.

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Bangladesh’s 4G Reality Check: BTRC Inspection Reveals Major Gaps in Coverage and Service Quality

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A national BTRC inspection found major gaps between operators’ claimed 4G coverage and actual service quality, with widespread dead zones, call drops, and weak indoor connectivity across multiple districts. Regulators flagged compliance failures and urged stricter benchmarks, more towers, and improved oversight to ensure reliable mobile service for users.

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BTRC to hold public hearing on telecom services on Nov 25

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Bangladesh’s telecom regulator, BTRC, will host a public hearing on November 25 to collect consumer and stakeholder feedback on telecom service quality and regulatory performance. Participants must register by November 19. Common issues include call drops, slow mobile data, poor broadband, and registration problems. The hearing aims to shape future regulatory actions and improve operator accountability.

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