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Openreach expands copper broadband stop sell to 112 more UK areas

Openreach has unveiled plans to to stop selling traditional copper-based phone and broadband services in a further 112 exchange areas across the UK. Affecting more...

VMO2 rolls out 5G Standalone in Bristol

Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has launched 5G Standalone (5G SA) services in Bristol. The service, which the telecom giant calls 5G+, is now available across...

Openreach taps Ciena for UK-wide 800G rollout

Openreach is rolling out 800G services across the UK for the first time, using Ciena technology to increase capacity across its UK optical network. As...

HPE to deliver connectivity and AI for 2027 Ryder Cup

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has been announced as a Worldwide Supplier of the 2027 Ryder Cup, providing networking, AI and cloud technology for the...

Vodafone IoT: ‘Europe’s IoT landscape is turning into a checkerboard’

Europe’s IoT landscape is becoming harder to navigate. Networks are being switched off and rolled out at different speeds, new technologies are emerging, and...

DE-CIX, CVTelecom link Brazil and Portugal with South Atlantic corridor

DE-CIX has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Cabo Verde Telecom (CVTelecom) to explore a new South Atlantic interconnection route between Lisbon, Portugal,...

Zain KSA deploys Nokia Deepfield across more than 100 Saudi cities

Zain KSA has deployed Nokia Deepfield Cloud Intelligence across its network, covering more than 100 cities in Saudi Arabia. As a result, the technology will...

Orange Business chosen for major EU secure network project

Orange Business has been chosen by a European Union project to provide a secure and private communications network for public administrations across EU Member...

Ofcom warns Openreach discount could hinder alt-net growth

Ofcom has instructed Openreach to withdraw its ‘Incremental New to Openreach’ offer, stating the deal is not fair and reasonable and could hurt competition...

TalkTalk on the brink: What went wrong?

TalkTalk, once one of the biggest names in UK broadband competing with the likes of BT and Sky, built a huge customer base and...

Jordan, Rwanda sign MoU to boost ICT cooperation

Jordan and Rwanda have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Duting the U.N General Assembly in...

Verizon pumps $70m in new AI skills programme

Verizon has launched a new $70 million programme aimed at helping US citizens learn how to use AI and prepare for changes in the...

Nokia UK&I MD Paul Alexander on AI becoming a ‘network super-cycle’ 

AI is creating new demands on the infrastructure that sits behind our networks. As more computing moves into data centres and closer to the edge,...

Vodafone, Ericsson trial AI-powered voice services

Vodafone and Ericsson have successfully tested two AI-powered services that could improve the way businesses and consumers use mobile voice calls. The trial, which focused...

Ericsson, Erillisverkot test 5G drone detection

Ericsson has partnered with Erillisverkot to test how 5G networks could help authorities detect, locate and track unauthorised drones in real time. The Integrated Sensing...