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Telefónica ousts CEO José María Álvarez-Pallete
News The new CEO is taking over the company during a major decline in its stock price, with Telefónica’s market value falling by more than half under Álvarez-Pallete’s leadership After a board meeting in which shareholders expressed the desire for new company...
Freshwave partners with National Robotarium to help deploy agritech robots
The collaboration, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), is designed to improve robotics testing and drive innovation in the agritech sector.
FBI agents’ data exposed in AT&T cyberattack
According to a report from Bloomberg, FBI agents are being warned that their data may have been compromised in a data breach at AT&T.
France and Germany partner on cross-border 5G corridor
Vantage Towers, TOTEM, Orange, O2 Telefónica, and Saarland University of Applied Sciences have joined forces to deploy a 5G highway corridor connecting Metz in France to Saarbrücken in Germany.
Over half of Brits have never heard the term ‘data centre’, finds Telehouse study
Telehouse launches educational initiative featuring character ‘DC’ to enhance public understanding of data centres and their impact on digital lives
Ofcom cracks down on mid-contract price rises
Starting today, UK telecom providers must clearly display any future price increases in plain monetary terms at the point of sale, following new regulations introduced by Ofcom.
EXA Infrastructure enters into agreement to acquire Aqua Comms
EXA Infrastructure has announced today that it has signed binding agreements to acquire Aqua Comms – a specialist operator of Transatlantic and intra-European subsea infrastructure.
“European competitiveness has one foot in the morgue,” warns Nokia CEO
In a rare display of unity, today the CEOs of telecoms tech rivals Nokia and Ericsson both took to the stage at the New Industrial Ambition for Europe summit in Brussels, arguing that Europe needed major reform to ensure competitiveness on the global stage.
BT quietly scraps EV charging pilot
The cabinets, which are rapidly becoming obsolete as the UK’s full fibre network rollout increasingly brings the infrastructure directly to the end user’s home, were seen as an opportunity by BT, who announced a pilot project to turn them into EV charging stations.
Ericsson and IBM to modernise UK Emergency Services Network
The Emergency Services Network (ESN) aims to enhance the technology and data accessibility available to over 300,000 frontline responders, including police, fire, and ambulance services.
LightSpeed and Neos Networks Partner to Expand High-Speed Connectivity Across the Midlands and East of England.
Strategic partnership delivers tailored connectivity solutions to support LightSpeed’s fibre-to-the-home and wholesale network expansion
Sparkle signs deal to recycle 22,000km of submarine cable
The new partnership with Oceanic Environmental Cables (OEC) save more than 35,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalents (CO₂e) from reusing the cable materials
Vodacom and Orange form tower JV in the DRC
Vodacom and Orange have formed a new infrastructure joint venture aimed at improving mobile network coverage in rural areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The business will focus on building solar-powered mobile base stations in underserved regions, helping to extend mobile and financial services to up to 19 million people.
New platform slashes cable waste by 50% for FTTH-network builders
FTTH network builders can significantly reduce the amount of expensive optical fibre they throw away thanks to a new initiative from French cabling experts, ACOME Group (ACOME).
Chinese engineers patenting submarine cable cutting tech
On Friday, a report from Newsweek shared the news that Chinese engineers had logged multiple patents for anchor-like devices specifically designed to sever submarine cables.
Data centers fuel US fibre demand and other top stories from across the pond
News Here’s a look at the five biggest stories over the last week from our sister publication, Broadband Communities Data center construction, booming in cities like Phoenix, is fueling demand for dark fiber in major American markets. That, plus Broadband Communities...
Myanmar’s Mytel among latest company to be added to US ‘Entity List’
The list sanctions companies assessed as posing a potential threat to US national security or operating adversely to US foreign policy interests
Uswitch highlights risks to customers as VMO2 targets 3G sunset
A new survey suggests that the switch off could leave over 4.3 million people without access to mobile internet
Labour government rejigs UK national AI strategy
The UK government has announced a plan to integrate AI into key sectors, aiming to boost economic growth, streamline public services, and create thousands of jobs.
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