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Huawei takes wearable health beyond devices with Watch D3, Terve Research

by Rosie Foster | Sep 9, 2026

Huawei is positioning wearable technology as more than a consumer electronics category,...

Huawei latest SingleRAN 22.1 launch targets the Agentverse

by Harry Baldock | Sep 4, 2026

News The company says its new SingleRAN 22.1 wireless software aims to build a multidimensional...

The fibre is built. Now what?

by Harry Baldock | Sep 2, 2026

Full fibre now reaches 24.9 million premises (82% of UK homes), with 47% taking a full-fibre service.

Why the telecom industry acquisition problem is really about retention

by Harry Baldock | Sep 1, 2026

In a market where full fibre broadband now passes 82% of UK premises and mobile connections outnumber people, acquiring genuinely new customers is hard.

Boldyn Networks’ 5G RedCap to support smart livestock monitoring

by Harry Baldock | Aug 27, 2026

Growing Sussex milestone gives farmers near real-time insight into livestock-building conditions, supporting animal welfare and farm resilience

Huawei and HP Inc. sign landmark patent cross-licensing agreement

by Harry Baldock | Aug 26, 2026

Today, Huawei and HP Inc. announced the signing of a multiyear global patent cross-licensing agreement, including license to HP Inc. for certain Huawei WiFi patents.

BDUK gives August 2026 update on Project Gigabit progress

by Harry Baldock | Aug 24, 2026

Over 9,000 additional premises were passed last month as a direct result of the Gigabit Infrastructure Subsidy (GIS) programme

EE introduces premium ‘Fast Lane’ 5G network slicing service

by Harry Baldock | Aug 20, 2026

The service will ensure that Fast Lane users continue to receive high-quality mobile service even in busy areas like concerts and sporting events

New AI system set to triage non-emergency police calls

by Harry Baldock | Aug 18, 2026

The system will automatically redirect non-emergency calls to the correct agency, freeing up crucial time for handling crime

The build is over, but can you operate what you built?

by Harry Baldock | Aug 18, 2026

At 03:00 next Sunday, someone will be on shift, responsible for your network. It is worth asking who that actually is, and whether they can read a BGP table or only acknowledge an alarm.

Why your optical layer is now an Energy per Inference strategy

by Bradford Randall | Aug 17, 2026

Contributed Article Provided by: Belden For over a decade, Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) has...

Comfone and VOX Solutions partner to strengthen A2P SMS monetisation for mobile operators worldwide

by Rosie Foster | Aug 4, 2026

HONG KONG & BERN, August 4th, 2026 – VOX Solutions, a leading provider of comprehensive A2P...

China Tower and Huawei Jointly Launch TunnelStar to Upgrade Tunnel Mobile Network Coverage

by Harry Baldock | Aug 4, 2026

Partner Article On August 4, China Tower and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. officially unveiled a...

5G-A: A mobile foundation for embodied AI

by Harry Baldock | Jul 22, 2026

Partner Article If you have attended any Mobile World Congress event in recent years, you will...

The Second Fiber Migration: Why Germany’s FTTH Pioneers Are Moving to XGS-PON

by Rosie Foster | Jul 21, 2026

Contributed Article Regional operator htp built fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks a decade before...

Netomnia CEO defends nexfibre acquisition as CMA begins in-depth investigation

by Harry Baldock | Jul 21, 2026

The Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) in-depth investigation into the proposed £2 billion merger of Netomnia and nexfibre has become one of the most significant competition cases in the UK’s telecoms sector in recent years.