This first site in the UK went live at the Royal Welsh Showground (pictured) in Builth Wells, Powys, to provide 4G coverage.

Customer premises equipment (CPE) has been ripe for disruption for years, characterised by too many boxes with dedicated functionality.

The operator reports falling revenues but TIM maintains perhaps the highest margins of any telco in Europe.

A discussion document argues for a five-year roadmap to remove barriers at local and national level, and that a coordinated approach is essential to realise 5G’s potential.

A 5G-ready, that is an LTE, mobile private network, is to be installed at the plant in Easington in the northeast of England (pictured) – an industry first according to the partners.

The estimated cost to Ukraine’s biggest broadband and ICT provider will be $110 million (€93.59 million).

Based on the conclusions of the white paper, the Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance has kicked off new projects.

After five years’ contraction, the market grew slightly in 2019, offsetting reduced demand for managed services.

The latest completed UK build-outs bring the firm's European total to more than 12 million gigabit-ready homes – about a quarter of the homes it passes.

The Goldman Sachs-backed company completed its main full fibre build in the Scottish city of Stirling, ending the first phase of its work programme in partnership with Vodafone.

Three joins Vodafone in trying to stop Ofcom’s next spectrum auction; BT calls UK government's proposed £5 billion broadband plan “a car crash”.

Rob Shuter, Group President and CEO of MTN, which is Africa’s largest operator group, will join BT before the end of this financial year.

The Finnish equipment vendor improved cash generation, and said these were “clear indications of a return to strength in mobile radio”.

KKR has reportedly offered €1.8 billion to buy 38% of TIM’s secondary copper and fibre network, having expressed interest in acquiring a stake in the local loop in March.