UK ‘intervenes’ in Nvidia’s $40bn takeover of Arm
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Was Huawei listening in on KPN’s mobile network?
A report from Dutch newspaper de Volksrant cites a private report from Capgemini that says Huawei could eavesdrop on mobile calls in 2010
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Gigabit Access returns tomorrow!
From NG-PON2 to 5G, this year’s virtual Gigabit Access will explore the latest technologies and how they are redefining network strategy in 2021
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Lycamobile’s new CEO seeks expansion into new digital services
Navanit Narayan will lead a £70 million investment push to transform the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO)’s digital services
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Millicom completes African exodus
The operator has confirmed agreements to sell its Tanzanian and Ghanaian units, instead set to focus on Latin America
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New markets, old copper: IMMCO’s CEO talks modernising the network
We caught up with IMMCO’s CEO Keith Hayes to discuss the company’s first forays into Europe and his thoughts on how 5G is changing the telecoms industry
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Vodafone testing drones for mobile site surveillance
Working with Ericsson, the UK operator is trialling drones using Lidar technology to perform mobile site inspections
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SK, KT, and LG Uplus sign up for rural 5G sharing
The trio of operators have agreed to share their 5G networks in remote coastal and farm towns across the country
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Romania will be latest country to implement Huawei 5G ban
According to sources, the Romanian government has backed a bill that will see Huawei barred from taking part in the development of the country’s 5G networks
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Swisscom quietly turns off 2G network
The operator turned off the network after almost 30 years, with the 2G spectrum now being used to support 4G and 5G services
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East meets West: How success in India is taking Tejas Networks global
We spoke to Sanjay Nayak, CEO and MD at Tejas Networks, about his company’s role in India’s biggest broadband project and the hard-fought lessons learned from success in one of the world’s most competitive markets
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New Zealand’s 2degrees taps Ericsson for 5G
The operator plans to launch commercial 5G services later in the year, hoping to catch up with its domestic rivals
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Dell spinning off VMware stake to raise nearly $10bn
Dell Technologies has announced it will spin off its 81% stake in VMware, creating two standalone companies in an effort to reduce its debt
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SK Telecom spins off holding company for non-mobile assets
The South Korean operator announced that the new holding company will be responsible for subsidiaries including memory chip business SK hynix Inc and e-commerce firm 11Street Co.
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Italy to boost broadband spending as plan for single network falters
According to sources, Italy plans to spend nearly €7 billion in European recovery funds on broadband infrastructure, an increase of 60% from a previously announced total
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Maximising existing infrastructure: devolo’s any-wire approach to FTTH
Total Telecom spoke to Sebastian Richter, Director of Product Management at devolo, about fibre-to-the-x (FTTx) innovation and making the most of existing wires within the home
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Virgin Media–O2 merger gets provisional green light from CMA
The Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) said that the £31 billion deal was unlikely to reduce competition in the supply of wholesale services
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UK vehicle battery maker trials 5G-powered VR digital twin
Using 5G-supported virtual reality (VR), multiple colleagues from different locations could work on a ‘digital twin’ of a physical object simultaneously
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UK’s post-Huawei 5G landscape needs new suppliers, says taskforce
The vendor diversity taskforce argues that 25% of the UK’s 5G infrastructure should come from smaller suppliers
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Vodafone Germany first European operator to launch standalone 5G
The operator announced on Monday that it had upgraded 1,000 sites to support standalone (SA) 5G
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