VodafoneThree mulls UK–Norway subsea cable
VodafoneThree today announced a feasibility study into a new UK-Norway digital corridor
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The capacity gap: Why Latin America needs a new generation of subsea cables
Latin America’s international bandwidth is growing faster than that of almost any other region, yet much of it still travels on cables designed for a very different internet
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Beyond the Cable: Ookla analyst talks M&As and the tapestry of telecom
Mike Dano, a lead industry analyst at Ookla, has identified more than half a dozen ISPs that could be M&A targets. We talked to him about what’s behind the trend.
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MaiaEdge PBC 100 series extends private Ethernet to customer premises
Compact customer-premises appliance pairs with the MaiaEdge PBC 2000 to deliver automated, encrypted Ethernet connectivity over any available transport
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Innerduct choice: A crucial decision for scaled network deployments
As demand for faster, more reliable connectivity continues to grow, network infrastructure is under increasing pressure to deliver greater capacity, flexibility, and resilience.
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FLAG invests in Indian, Asian, and Trans-Pacific subsea cable routes
Investments in MIST, I2SEA and ECHO in line with its Vision 2030 strategy to provide multiple paths for resilient connectivity
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Ofcom blocks Openreach wholesale rebate deal
The regulator fears the offer would squeeze the already struggling altnets out of the market, making Openreach an even more dominant player
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Southern Water using Lightsonic’s fibre-sensing tech to detect leaks
The technology has already helped to save more than 4 million litres of water per day over 650km of the UK’s water network
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Openreach: Ask Me Anything about my Crystal Ball
The UK’s largest fibre network operator is using AI tools to prevent thousands of full fibre broadband cancellations each month
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EXA Infrastructure to build new transatlantic cable EXA Meridian
First transatlantic cable built by a single operator in a decade expands EXA Infrastructure’s transatlantic core as demand for fibre-pair capacity accelerates
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World Communication Awards 2026 shortlist announced!
The WCAs 2026 shortlist below represents a selection of some of the telecoms sector’s most exciting developments this year. Congratulations to all shortlisted companies.
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The fibre is built. Now what?
Full fibre now reaches 24.9 million premises (82% of UK homes), with 47% taking a full-fibre service.
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Why the telecom industry acquisition problem is really about retention
In a market where full fibre broadband now passes 82% of UK premises and mobile connections outnumber people, acquiring genuinely new customers is hard.
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BDUK gives August 2026 update on Project Gigabit progress
Over 9,000 additional premises were passed last month as a direct result of the Gigabit Infrastructure Subsidy (GIS) programme
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The build is over, but can you operate what you built?
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.
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The Second Fiber Migration: Why Germany’s FTTH Pioneers Are Moving to XGS-PON
Contributed Article Regional operator htp built fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks a decade before...
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Netomnia CEO defends nexfibre acquisition as CMA begins in-depth investigation
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.
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Rural altnet Airband seeking buyer
Following a strategic review, alternative network provider Airband has begun a formal sale process.
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CMA skips to Phase 2 of nexfibre–Netomnia review
The regulator is exploring whether the £2 billion merger between the fibre network players will harm competition
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GoFibre expands Scottish fibre rollout
GoFibre continues its rollout in Angus, Perth & Kinross and Aberdeenshire
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