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Legacy versions of configure, price, and quote (CPQ) systems cause headaches for ISPs, but the right CPQ system can be a game changer for ISPs on the margins
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Author: Harry Baldock
First ZeroSite® in Palanga – “Meldas” combines 5G technology with respect for nature
Telecom operator Telia Lietuva, in cooperation with ALGO Poland, has completed the construction and launched the first ZeroSite® base station in the Užkanavė district of Palanga.
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Vodafone partners with Simetric for ‘Single-Pane-of-Glass’ IoT platform
Vodafone IoT and Simetric have announced a new partnership, which combines both companies’ industry-leading IoT platforms to create a ‘Single-Pane-of-Glass’ overview for customers’ IoT estates.
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Djibouti Telecom DAREs to expand subsea cable connectivity in East Africa
This week, Djibouti’s incumbent telecoms operator Djibouti Telecom has announced plans to extend the reach of its DARE1 cable down Africa’s east coast.
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Netomnia secures £300m for network expansion
The facility strengthens Netomnia’s position as the UK’s fastest-growing Alt-Net, supporting its path to profitability in 2025 and rollout target of five million premises by 2027.
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Speed Fibre Group completes €22m acquisition of BT Communications Ireland
Telecoms infrastructure provider Speed Fibre Group has officially completed its acquisition of BT Communications Ireland Limited (BTCIL), marking a significant consolidation in the Irish telecommunications market
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South Africa looks to consolidate fibre networks of state-owned enterprises
According to recent reports, South Africa is advancing efforts to coordinate and consolidate public fiber infrastructure across state-owned enterprises (SOEs), aiming to improve digital connectivity, reduce costs, and expand high-speed internet access to underserved areas.
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Korean regulator hits SKT with $97m fine over data breach
This week, South Korea’s privacy regulator has announced it will fine SK Telecom 134.8 billion won (~$97 million) in response to a data breach the company revealed in April.
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Sparkle Expands Its Reach in Europe with a New Point of Presence in Helsinki
With this additional node in the Nordic countries, that brings the total in the continent to 89, Sparkle supports the growing demand for international connectivity
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Nokia looks to modernise rail connectivity with new 5G radio
Along with an optimized Nokia 5G standalone (SA) core for railways, the solution enables seamless migration to FRMCS on a global scale
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Boldyn Networks and VMO2 deploy Open RAN 5G at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light
Press Release Boldyn Networks (Boldyn) and Virgin Media O2 have significantly enhanced 5G...
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Prysmian and International Telecom to deliver Hawaiian subsea cable system
Ocean Networks, the Hawaii-based telecom development and service company, has moved a step closer to delivering the Hawaiian Islands Fiber Link (HIFL) by naming Prysmian and International Telecom (IT) as its partners for the new inter-island cable.
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BT signs new five-year cloud partnership with AWS
Building on its ongoing cloud transition with Amazon Web Services (AWS), BT Group is expanding this relationship with a new five-year strategic agreement that will deliver more agile, responsive, and customer-focused digital experiences.
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TPG suffers data breach impacting 280,000 customers
Australia’s TPG has become the latest telco to suffer a major cybersecurity breach this weekend, with data having been exfiltrated from its ISP subsidiary, iiNet.
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Judge upholds $92m fine for T-Mobile for illegally sharing location data
This week, the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has sided with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), upholding a fine against T-Mobile for illegally selling customer location information (CLI).
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Equinix leans into nuclear power for its data centre empire
Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the world’s digital infrastructure company®, announced it is working with leading energy companies that are developing innovative approaches to generating reliable and sustainable electricity to support the needs of Equinix data centers worldwide
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Deutsche Telekom and Porsche target defence sector with €500m fund
Geopolitical instability across the globe is seeing European spending on defence technology surge
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Openreach to use fibre sensing to detect nearby water leaks
The UK’s largest fibre network operator, Openreach, has announced a pair of trials with water companies and tech partners, aiming to use their network to quickly identify costly leaks.
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Zen bolsters The Fibre Hub with Sky Business Wholesale Ethernet partnership
Zen Internet and Sky Business Wholesale have announced a strategic partnership that will see Zen’s partners and direct business customers gain access to Sky’s Ethernet-enabled exchange footprint.
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Kyivstar approved to merge with Cohen Circle, clearing path for IPO
This week, the shareholders of US-based special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Cohen Circle Acquisition Corp have approved the merger with Ukrainian telco Kyivstar.
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