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€631bn ‘Made for Germany’ initiative presents major opportunity for telcos
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.
TIM to offer customers free access to Perplexity Pro
TIM is the first operator in Italy to offer its fixed and mobile consumer customers one year’s free access to Perplexity Pro, one of the world’s most advanced generative Artificial Intelligence platforms
CityFibre secures £2.3bn in funding to fuel broadband network expansion
CityFibre, the UK’s largest independent full fibre platform, has reached agreement with its shareholders and existing lenders on a major £2.3bn financing round, accelerating its next phase of growth.
UK and France partner to counter signal-jamming by hostile actors
UK and French researchers join up to shield critical infrastructure, including power supplies and emergency services, with more resilient navigation and timing systems
Courage, branding, and the digital-first telco
At this year’s DTW conference in Copenhagen, we spoke to triPica CEO Mathieu Horn to discuss how eSIM and AI-powered BSS is empowering customers to create hyper personalised usage plans
Zayo Europe partners with Ciena for German network boost
Leading network infrastructure provider Zayo Europe has deployed Ciena’s optical technology to launch a new German network covering 3,000km of fibre across 8 core domestic metros including Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg, Dusseldorf and Berlin.
Multi-agent AI environments and the importance of trust
Netcracker’s Head of Strategy and Marketing, Sue White, discusses why telcos’ rapid adoption of Agentic AI must not risk compromising their operational integrity
Telstra to axe hundreds of jobs as company doubles down on AI efficiency
Today, media reports suggest that Australian telco Telstra is preparing to cut “hundreds” of jobs in the coming week.
Breathe London: Vodafone’s IoT to to help monitor London’s air quality
Vodafone is leading a new consortium of partners to deliver the next phase of the Mayor of London’s pioneering Breathe London programme, delivering an advanced and comprehensive network of monitors to measure air quality across the capital and encourage action to tackle air pollution
Vodafone uses mobile network to back drone delivery in Ireland
Vodafone has collaborated with Manna Air Delivery in Ireland, a company with six years of experience in urban drone deliveries, to remotely pilot a delivery drone over two kilometres using Vodafone’s mobile network
Boldyn Networks rejigs European leadership team
A new European leadership structure and the integration of Smart Mobile Labs under the Boldyn banner reinforce Boldyn’s position as the leading neutral host and mobile private networks provider in the region
FTTH Council Europe Elects New Leadership and Strengthens Strategic Vision during 2025 Spring General Assembly
Francesco Nonno has been elected as the organisation’s new President
AI will turn networks into ‘product factories’, says IOH boss
As was to be expected, the topic of AI dominated discussions on the opening day of DTW this year. Numerous operators took to the stage to exhort the technologies potential to transform the telecoms world and help telcos return to growth. Chief among these AI cheerleaders was IOH CEO Vikram Sinha, who said telcos should be embracing the new technology as much as possible.
DE-CIX Dallas Completes Infrastructure Upgrade, Unlocking 400 GE Access and Major Efficiency Gains
Dallas IX has been upgraded to 400GE for AI applications and internet peering. Thanks to new technology, customers can now get the same ultra-fast connectivity for 40% less money and 400 GE wavelength technology significantly increases scalability.
Major players trial quantum-safe cryptography via satellite
Trial explores ways to protect encrypted data from quantum risk using LEO satellites.
UK MoD to spend £1bn on AI in warfare
News The UK Ministry of Defence has (MoD) will invest over £1 billion in digital battlefield technology, as part of its upcoming Strategic Defence Review At the heart of the announcement is the creation of a new ‘Cyber and Electromagnetic Command’, which will...
Next-Gen Connectivity Powers Data Center Interconnect Market Boom – Research Nester Reveals 13.4% CAGR Through 2037
Analysis of Data Center Interconnect Market Size by Research Nester Reveals the Market to Grow with a CAGR of 13.4% During 2025-2037 and Attain USD 54.15 Billion by 2037
Digital Catapult joins consortia shaping 6G innovation
Digital Catapult, a deep tech innovation organisation, has announced its participation in an EU-funded initiative that will advance the development and deployment of 6G technologies.
FCC chair tells Europe it’s ‘time for choosing’
News FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has accused regulators in Europe of harbouring anti-American biases against US tech firms This article was originally written by Brad Randall, Editor of our sister publication Broadband Communities It’s choosing time for Europe, at least...
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