Ucom announces the completion of the first phase of its 5G network rollout, now operational in nine Armenian cities: Aparan, Artik, Charentsavan, Dilijan, Gyumri, Spitak, Stepanavan, Vanadzor, and Tsaghkadzor. The 5G launch marks a significant milestone in Ucom's regional infrastructure modernization program, designed to offer faster speeds and a more reliable connection to subscribers. 5G technology enables quicker and more efficient data transmission, improving the digital experience for users. "The launch of the 5G network is a major step toward a new digital reality at the heart of our company’s vision. Our aim is to deliver the best digital experience with even faster internet and increased capacity for handling larger data volumes. We understand that 5G is more than just fast internet – it is a crucial driver that will unlock new opportunities for innovation and economic growth in Armenia," said General Director of Ucom, Ralph Yirikian. The new high-speed network is accessible to all subscribers of prep...
Ucom and the Armenian National Olympics Committee signed a cooperation agreement, making Ucom the main sponsor of the Armenian national team at the Summer Olympics. This marks the third time Ucom has sponsored Armenia's participation in the Olympics. The 33rd Summer Olympics will take place in Paris from July 26 to August 11. Fifteen athletes from our team will represent Armenia in Olympic shooting, weightlifting, athletics, wrestling, boxing, and gymnastics. “The Olympics are the world’s main sporting event, followed by millions of people worldwide, including Armenians. We are happy that thanks to Ucom, the Armenian viewer will be able to watch our athletes' performances and witness their brilliant victories. This is a great honor and joy for all of us”, mentioned General Director of Ucom Ralph Yirikian. "These Summer Olympic Games are not just another Olympic Games for us; they are a significant occasion. Given our current situation, our people need victory. Our athletes have taken it upon themselves to bri...
The Armenian Premier Football League has reached the halfway mark of the Championship. With 12 rounds remaining, however the competition promises to intensify until the end of the season. This year, Yerevan's "Noah" has emerged as a contender in the championship race, debuting with a brand-new team. Currently, after 24 rounds, "Pyunik" leads the table with 52 points, closely followed by "Noah" in second place with an equal number of points. Tert.am recently interviewed the club's president, Vardges Vardanyan, discussing the club's goals, challenges facing Armenian football, and other pertinent topics. - Mr. Vardanyan, how did you decide to venture into Armenian football? As a businessman, I've always sought avenues to channel generated resources towards creating significant value through corporate social responsibility initiatives, philanthropy, church building, and supporting educational programs. In this context, I have always had a desire to contribute to the development of Armenian sports. Football, with ...
Byblos Bank Armenia has supported the Armenian translation and publication of American business consultant Clayton M. Christensen’s bestseller, "The Innovator's Dilemma", by Antares Publishing House, as part of the Bank’s commitment to support educational projects. "Why is success so difficult to sustain?" Christensen sought to answer this and many other questions in one of the most important books chronicling how innovation takes place. "The Innovator's Dilemma" weighs in on sustaining and disruptive technologies, explains why established companies begin to decline, and offers simple solutions aimed at meeting the expectations of dissatisfied or neglected customers. The Armenian edition of the book was unveiled at a presentation on February 28, which was attended by the representatives of the Bank and Antares Publishing House, as well as by booklovers and readers. Antares CEO Armen Martirosyan laid out the key messages of the book and curated a Q&A session with the guests. Byblos Bank Armenia CEO Hayk Stepa...