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Huawei expands DigiTruck digital skills programme in France

Huawei has unveiled plans to bring its DigiTruck mobile classroom scheme to several cities in the ÃŽle-de-France region this autumn. In a bid to help...

PSTN switch-off deadline looms: Is the UK ready?

By the end of January 2027, the UK plans to retire its Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), ending the traditional phone network that has...

VodafoneThree network chief calls for planning reform to unlock £11bn investment

VodafoneThree’s network chief, Andrea Donà is calling for urgent planning reform to accelerate mobile infrastructure upgrades, warning that lengthy approval processes risk leaving the...

Inside Openreach’s final push to shut down the UK’s old telephone network

The UK’s old telephone network is entering its final chapter, but for Openreach, switching it off is proving to be about much more than...

How Nokia, BT & Ericsson are shaping the next generation for an AI-driven future

AI is becoming a bigger part of everyday life, and telecoms companies are looking at new ways to help young people understand and make...

Mavenir CEO: Voice AI could give operators a new role in telecoms

Voice is becoming an increasingly part of Mavenir’s AI strategy, with the company looking to turn the mobile network into more than just the...

Neos Networks CEO: Europe’s next fibre cycle must be built around demand 

Europe’s telecoms sector has spent years racing to build more fibre. Now, the industry is facing a different question: what happens when simply building...

Evil twin attacks: Could malicious Wi-Fi networks put football fans at risk?

As football fans prepare to return to stadiums for the Premier League kick-off, connectivity will once again play a central role in the match-day...

FLAG CFO: AI, sabotage and geopolitics are reshaping subsea cables

Brice Evin, CFO at FLAG, the privately owned global subsea cable system, talks about new financial and operating models in the face of geopolitical tensions, AI and next-gen of hyperscalers

Consolidation, investment & regulation: what will it take to fix UK telecoms?

The UK’s telecoms market has been ranked 33rd out of 34 countries for overall sector health, a new report has revealed. According to Kearney’s 2026...

Nexfibre CEO: Fibre is the missing link in the AI and data centre boom

Fibre remains one of the most important, but the most overlooked, parts of the digital infrastructure ecosystem, according to Rajiv Datta, CEO of Nexfibre.  While AI, cloud computing and data centres have dominated...

Beyond the Cloud: Building business value through Data & AI

The convergence of cloud computing, advanced analytics and artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing how organisations operate. What was once viewed primarily as a technology...

Colt identifies the critical steps needed for European AI leadership

Colt Technology Services has warned that Europe’s goal to become a global AI powerhouse will depend on how effectively it tackles some of the...

Why most operators are failing to grasp the satellite opportunity

Praveen Shankar of Capgemini and Derek Long of Cambridge Consultants explain what telcos want from satellite, what customers want from telcos and the balance of power

GenAI failed to move the economic dial, will agentic fare better?

Michael Majster, Partner at Arthur D. Little Strategy Consulting, talks about agent orchestration as a critical success factor, agentic for core capabilities and puzzling economics