Japanese operator Rakuten Mobilehas announced the selection of Cisco, Nokia and F5 as partners for the deployment of its 5G ...

Leading Japanese operator unveils four key developments in 5G, cloud and AI as well as key partners to facilitate plans as it ...

Rakuten Mobile picked Cisco, Nokia, and F5 as partners for its long-gestating 5G standalone (5G SA) mobile network deployment in Japan, deals that are important strategic wins for those vendors. The ...

Rakuten leverages its AI transformation, or "AI-nization" initiative, to promote the use of AI in all aspects of business to ...

Rakuten Mobile unveiled an AI agent for consumers, an upgrade of its initial AI offering, giving subscribers AI chat and ...

Rakuten AI is an essential gateway seamlessly integrated with the expansive Rakuten Ecosystem, spanning diverse sectors ...

In a release, the company noted that the new agentic AI offering is now available on the Rakuten Link app and via a ...

VMO2 abandons NetCo plan as Q2 disappointsRakuten Mobile selects its 5G SA vendor partners‘Fair share’ payments crop up in ...

When Japan's Rakuten launched a mobile service network in 2020, the e-commerce and fintech giant promised to disrupt the world's third-largest telecoms market. By any measure, cash-bleeding ...

Rakuten is currently on track to achieve an industry first with the deployment of a fully virtualized mobile network in Japan in October 2019, including radio access, and the investment in ...

Rakuten's new business alliance with Japan Post could potentially help to increase the company's mobile subscriber base in the future. Yet, here's why we're neutral on the stock.

Rakuten's capital allocation for its mobile business is high-risk, resulting in cash burn. Check out why we remain sellers of Rakuten stock.