The two signed an agreement in March and clearly expected a regulatory nod, but the watchdog has a list of concerns and says it will reach a decision before the end of April 2027
Professor Harald Haas famously coined the term LiFi and takes a reassuringly long view of comms tech and all the pieces that need to come together around it to reach its full potential
The expert panel – Analysys Mason, Deutsche Telekom, Orange and Red Hat – shared detailed and sometimes surprising insights at Mobile Europe's recent The Briefing
This 'long-form' agreement builds on an MoU the four signed in July 2024
Proximus, Fiberklaar, Wyre bv and Telenet have signed long-form agreements to support deployment...
It is intended as a trusted, European alternative to social media platforms awash with fakes, misinformation and toxicity – it had 50,000 users signed up before launch with 19% from the US
Acquisition expected to roughly double Inseego’s revenue and further its ambitions to be a global leader in wireless broadband – fixed and mobile with focus on 5G – as Nokia takes a stake
Case study: platform used 87 email addresses, 4 URLs to cause 50,000 disruptions and a large scale criminal referral in West Africa – far exceeding usual one signal, one takedown model
Here are some ways that telcos should be preparing for a future that has everything to play for but is likely to be expensive and demanding to conquer – and some issues to bear in mind
Just days after 'pausing' Stargate in the UK, OpenAI buys a podcast to better explain its thinking while CNBC notes the AIco is tempering spending plans as a potential IPO looms
Walmart Bait has 26m customers in Mexico, fintechs are invading the UK and US Mobile dynamically switches between the main mobile networks, bundles Starlink for home broadband
Partner video: Finbarr Travers of Vitria talks to STL Partners’ Amy Cameron about the shift in telecoms from traditional monitoring and event correlation to autonomous networks
Legislation introduced in 2017 has led to a surge in disputes and delays with landowners; expanding it to include 15,000 more sites looks unlikely to improve matters
Richard Windsor: The time for the EU to rethink the rules is running out…regulators need to rip up their nascent rules which are causing delays and start again
The US, Canada and Germany took them down – they were almost exclusively spread through connected consumer devices like routers, smart TVs – but the next wave is already forming