Transaction Network Services (TNS) in the news

TNS and Juniper Research highlight call authentication and branded calling as key solutions to combat robocalls and restore trust in enterprise voice communications.

BT is selling its Radianz financial network business to TNS, combining their strengths to enhance global financial market services.

BT Group is divesting its Radianz unit as part of a strategic retreat from international markets to focus on core services.

BT is selling its Radianz financial connectivity business to TNS, expanding TNS's global financial services infrastructure.

TNS partners with 24X National Exchange to deliver real-time market data for extended US equities trading hours, targeting global investors especially in Asia-Pacific.

BT is selling its Radianz financial network business to TNS, a global low-latency trading infrastructure provider, to focus on UK operations, with the deal expected to close in early 2026.

24X National Exchange partners with TNS to provide low-latency market data connectivity enabling 23/5 U.S. equities trading, enhancing access for global investors.

BT Group is selling its Radianz business to Transaction Network Services.

24X National Exchange partners with TNS to launch a 23-hour US stock trading platform targeting Asia-Pacific investors, beating Nasdaq's extended-hours launch by over a year.

BT is selling its financial markets network division Radianz to TNS to focus on UK-centric connectivity and cloud services.

BT is selling its Radianz financial network business to Transaction Network Services as part of its strategy to focus on UK operations.

BT is selling its Radianz financial connectivity division to Transaction Network Services to focus on UK-centric cloud connectivity and streamline its international business.

BT Group is selling its financial network business Radianz to Transaction Network Services as part of a strategy to streamline operations.

BT is selling its financial services platform Radianz to TNS as part of its strategy to focus on UK operations and streamline international business.

TNS introduced Enterprise Voice Security to protect contact centers from advanced voice fraud and improve call authentication and monitoring.

TNS expanded its network to six Latin American exchanges, enabling low-latency, infrastructure-free market data access for clients, supported by Avelacom's regional presence.

Smaller US telecom carriers' slow migration to all-IP networks enables robocall fraudsters to exploit vulnerabilities, despite strong protections by tier-1 carriers.

TNS has enhanced its global market data services by connecting six Latin American exchanges to its secure network, enabling US-based firms to access these markets with low latency and no local infrastructure.

Smaller telecom carriers with legacy non-IP networks remain vulnerable to robocalls despite strong protections among tier-1 providers, prompting FCC action.

Smaller U.S. telecom carriers face robocall vulnerabilities due to legacy networks, while Gateway Fiber merges to expand fiber services and Kyrgyzstan enforces strict internet controls.