Vodafone Turkey

Microsoft and Vodafone Turkey will develop an AI-based digital assistant, the tech giant's general manager said on March 15.

Vodafone tested Turkish 4.5G-compatible domestic base  station, dubbed ULAK, the company has said.

According to a statement by the company on April 14, Vodafone Turkey's deputy CEO Hasan Süel and Besiktaş Chairman Fikret Orman had a phone call ahead of the Europa League quarter final match between Beşiktaş and French club Olympique Lyon.  

Turkcell, Turkey's biggest mobile operator, and Vodafone, one of top three mobile operators active in Turkey, were honored for their humanitarian work in supporting Syrian refugees at a major sector conference late on Feb. 26.

The award came at the GSM Association's (GSMA) Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.     

Vodafone Turkey recorded a 17.5 percent increase in revenue from services during the first half of its 2016-2017 fiscal year compared to the same period of last year, the company said. 

The reading trends of the viewers of daily Hürriyet's website are being closely observed to provide a better user experience, the newspaper's chairwoman, Vuslat Do?an Sabanc?, has said, referring to the company's quest to develop its big data technology in an "age of wisdom."

The reading trends of the viewers of daily Hürriyet's website are being closely observed to provide a better user experience, the newspaper's chairwoman, Vuslat Do?an Sabanc?, has said, referring to the company's quest to develop its big data technology.

Vodafone Turkey recorded its highest level of half-year income in the past four years in the six-month period that ended Sept. 30, according to the company's chief executive officer.

Some 30,000 new base stations need to be built in Turkey to adapt to the advanced 4G technologies, but it is a big unknown which authority will give the permission.

Vodafone Turkey wants to pay the tender price of 778 million euros it offered in a recent deal for advanced 4G technologies in cash this year, CEO Gökhan Ö?üt said on Aug. 28 as reported by Reuters. 

Turkey?s three existing mobile operators, Turkcell, Vodafone and Avea, have won the rights to the country?s advanced 4G network due to be established for a sum of more than 1.14 billion euros, in the Aug. 26 tender held by the Information and Communication Technologies Authority.

Another bidder, Netgsm, declined to make an offer.