A new report from analyst firm SNS Telecom & IT suggests that the real-world impact of private 5G networks – which are estimated to account for $3.5 Billion in annual spending by 2027 – is becoming ever more visible, with diverse practical and tangible benefits.
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DZS to Acquire Subscriber Access Technology Leader NetComm
NetComm’s Subscriber Access portfolio to enhance and accelerate DZS broadband networking and cloud software portfolio, and adds marquee customers across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand
Involving local stakeholders is crucial for success with publicly owned networks
News Leaders gathered at Broadband Communities Summit 2024 to discuss how to successfully gather local support for constructing a publicly owned network. By: Brad Randall, Broadband Communities Engagement is key with any successful public broadband network hoping to...
Apple working on own AI data centre chips, reports claim
Tech giant Apple has been making investments in its own chips designed for artificial intelligence (AI) processing in data centres, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
NTT looks to grab stake in Philippine data centres from PLDT
This week, PLDT Chairman Manuel Pangilinan has confirmed to Reuters that discussions are underway regarding the sale of up to 49% of the company’s data centre business unit to Japan’s NTT.
Subsea Cloud invites customers to trial underwater data centre with “Project OTTO”
Underwater data centre provider Subsea Cloud (SSC), has announced the launch of ‘Project OTTO’, allowing users the opportunity to trial its solutions before making a permanent commitment.
Submarine Networks EMEA: Region’s most important subsea cable event returns to London
Submarine Networks EMEA, the region’s most important subsea connectivity event, is returning to London’s Business Design Centre on 29-30 May.
Revolutionising local authority digital transformation: An outcomes approach
In a rapidly evolving technological landscape, it’s crucial for local authorities to pivot from a technology-centric approach to one that prioritises outcomes.
Samsung and Telefonica partner for German vRAN site
This week, Samsung and O2 Telefonica have announced the launch of their first German virtualised RAN (vRAN) and Open RAN commercial site in Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria. It is the first time that Samsung’s 5G vRAN has been used in a German commercial network.
Abzorb Transforms Norfolk County Council’s Network Infrastructure with a £1.2 Million Unified SD-WAN Project
The solution simplifies operations for the council while improving security, delivering cost-efficiencies and providing greater performance for 8500 users across 221 council locations.
West African subsea cables finally repaired
Repairs to the damaged Africa cables have faced lengthy delays. Sat-3 was reportedly repaired at the start of April, while repairs to the WACS were only completed on Tuesday.
Celebrating innovation: Nominate your Telco AI champion today!
In our fast-paced telco world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant future—it’s here, transforming the way we connect, communicate, and collaborate. At Total Telecom, we recognise the pioneering spirits driving this change. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our exciting competition: Telco AI Champions!
AT&T launches Turbo boost
AT&T Turbo will offer customers the opportunity to purchase enhanced mobile data.
Macquarie set to merge Wavenet with Daisy Communications
Mark Riley, the CEO behind Daisy Group – one of the UK’s largest privately-held IT services companies – is close to securing a merger with Wavenet, a UK based communication and technology solutions provider, according to a report from Sky News.
EU passes Gigabit Infrastructure Act
The European Council has passed the Gigabit Infrastructure Act (GIA), which aims to simplify and accelerate the roll out of high speed networks like fibre and 5G to meet Europe’s connectivity objectives.
Biden Administration implements permitting changes to speed infrastructure construction
White House updates rules for infrastructure permitting to promote speed and protect environment
Why full fibre is fundamental to a thriving digital economy and society
In today’s world, full fibre is fundamental to a thriving digital economy and society. It has the potential to transform our economy and drive growth in parts of the UK that have historically been left behind, including the north of England.
BT begins EV charging pilot scheme
BT Group’s startup incubation arm, Etc., has upcycled a now obsolete BT street cabinet in East Lothian, Scotland, into an electric vehicle (EV) charging point.
Transpacific Honomoana cable to be extended to New Zealand
News Australian telco Vocus has agreed with cable owner Google to connect the existing route to Aukland, New Zealand This week, Australian telco Vocus has announced that it has struck a new deal with Google that will see the Honomoana cable extended to New Zealand....
SES to buy Intelsat for $3.1bn
Luxemburg-based satellite company SES has signed a deal to buy Intelsat Holdings for $3.1 billion. The deal comes less than a year after the two companies broke off merger talks.
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