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Port of Tyne competes autonomous container transport trial

by Harry Baldock | Apr 27, 2026

The P-CAL (Port-Connected and Automated Logistics) project has been completed at the Port of Tyne, bringing a major UK deep-sea port one step closer to autonomous operations.

A mandatory leap: Why AI is fast becoming part of ‘Industrial DNA’ for manufacturing

by Harry Baldock | Mar 19, 2026

We spoke with Liu Chao, CEO of the Huawei’s Manufacturing & Key Enterprise Account business unit, about the seismic impact AI is having for the manufacturing industry

Huawei driving enterprises to ACT on industrial AI

by Harry Baldock | Mar 11, 2026

At the Industrial Digital and Intelligent Transformation Summit at MWC 2026, Huawei explored how AI will soon be integrated throughout core production environments, necessitating a fundamental shift in how industries operate

Siemens and NVIDIA pledge to build ‘fully AI-driven, adaptive manufacturing sites’

by Harry Baldock | Jan 8, 2026

Siemens and NVIDIA are broadening their strategic alliance to develop an ‘Industrial AI operating system’, which they aim to make the heart of AI-powered manufacturing

India approves $4.6bn in electronics component projects

by Harry Baldock | Jan 5, 2026

On Friday, the Indian government announced the approval of projects worth 418.63 billion rupees ($4.64 billion) as part of the Electronics Component Manufacturing Scheme (ECMS), an initiative aimed at expanding domestic manufacturing and reducing reliance on imports.

Huawei betting big on telecoms’ Agentic AI revolution 

by Harry Baldock | Dec 19, 2025

The Chinese tech giant says AI agents will not only help telcos become more efficient, but...

World Communication Awards 2025 shortlist announced

by Harry Baldock | Nov 25, 2025

The World Communication Awards has announced its 2025 shortlist, highlighting the telecom industry’s leading innovators.

Hype cycles and reality checks: EY’s Rob Atkinson dissects AI and data centres at Connected Britain

by Harry Baldock | Oct 22, 2025

At Connected Britain 2025 we sat down with Rob Atkinson from EY to explore the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the telecoms sector

GSMA digs deeper into mobile industry cohesion with new Entitlements Service

by Harry Baldock | Oct 16, 2025

The GSMA has unveiled a new cloud-based platform, the Entitlements Service, designed to fundamentally streamline the relationship between mobile network operators and device manufacturers.

The value of UK manufacturing: A better future, engineered together

by Harry Baldock | Oct 14, 2025

Britain’s digital future depends on strong, reliable networks. For years, many of the steel structures behind that infrastructure were manufactured oversees; the question now is where they should be made.

T-Mobile to connect acoustic leak detecting IoT

by Total Telecom Staff | Aug 1, 2025

T-Mobile today announced that Fluid Conservation Systems (FCS), an industry leader in advanced leak detection technology, has selected T-Mobile to enhance cellular connectivity for its award-winning acoustic monitoring solutions.

Propellers prove a challenge for 5G in NASA’s latest aviation tests

by Total Telecom Staff | Jul 30, 2025

In a recent blog post, NASA has revealed it is testing the suitability of 5G networks to support electric air taxis and future urban air mobility systems.

€631bn ‘Made for Germany’ initiative presents major opportunity for telcos

by Harry Baldock | Jul 23, 2025

This week, a consortium of 61 German companies have announced the launch of the ‘Made for Germany’ initiative, aimed at streamlining private sector dialogue with government and roadblocks for investment.

T-Mobile to use 5G and AI to supercharge SailGP

by Harry Baldock | Jun 6, 2025

SailGP, the global league that is redefining sailing, is getting a major tech upgrade from the fastest 5G network in the nation. T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS), SailGP’s exclusive U.S. 5G partner, is returning to the Mubadala New York Sail Grand Prix on Governors Island, June 7–8, with next-level 5G innovation.

Nokia to lead drone and robotics project PROACTIF

by Harry Baldock | Jun 4, 2025

Nokia has been selected to lead PROACTIF, a project funded by the European Union’s Chips Joint Undertaking. The project aims to strengthen Europe’s technology resilience and leadership in ECS technologies and support the autonomy of the European Drone and Robotics industry.

5G Advanced powers world’s largest fleet of driverless coal mining trucks in China

by Harry Baldock | May 29, 2025

This month marked a significant step in the development of intelligent mining, with Chinese energy giant Huaneng Group deploying the world’s largest fleet of unmanned electric mining trucks.

A Northern Ren-AI-ssance

by Harry Baldock | Apr 16, 2025

As the UK’s most geographically diverse digital infrastructure provider, Pulsant champions regional thinking. Every day, there’s a push for technological innovation to go beyond the M25 and drive the brightest businesses nationwide.

Adani Group’s ‘foray into industrial 5G’ is a complete failure

by Harry Baldock | Jan 15, 2025

Reports this week suggest that Adani Group is considering surrendering it 5G mmWave spectrum after failing to turn its dream of deploying private 5G networks into reality.

World Communication Awards shine a light on AI Excellence

by Harry Baldock | Dec 19, 2024

As expected, the newly introduced AI Excellence Award became a popular category. 2023 saw the rise of generative AI, 2024 proved to be the year of its integration into telecommunications.