The FCC’s Space Bureau has rejected SpaceX’s requests to use spectrum in the 1.6 GHz, 2 GHz, and 2.4 GHz bands to provide mobile services via its next generation Starlink satellites.
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Amazon invests $2.75 billion in AI startup Anthropic
Amazon has announced an investment of $2.75 billion in San Francisco-based AI startup Anthropic, as it looks to compete with AI rivals such as Google and Microsoft through its AI chatbot Claude.
T-Mobile gets green light to appeal class action lawsuit
News A US judge ruled this week that T-Mobile can appeal a pending class action lawsuit that is seeking damages related to T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint This week, Illinois U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin has ruled that T-Mobile can proceed with an appeal of a class...
Telecommunications (security) Act (TSA): are VPNs the right solution for secure remote access?
Insight By Rob Pocock, Technology Director, Red Helix The initial deadline for the Telecommunications (Security) Act (TSA) 2021 is fast approaching. Drafted in response to our growing reliance on communications technology, and to help protect our networks from an...
Report: Three quarters of wireless customers considering switching provider
The latest global report from Salesforce sheds light on customer’s shifting priorities and why communication service providers (CSPs) must adapt to improve customer retention
VX Fibre and Freedom fibre complete merger
UK fibre altnets VX Fibre and Freedom Fibre have completed their merger which was announced last December, following regulatory approval.
Digital Catapult to launch 5G lab in Newcastle
Digital Catapult has revealed plans to establish a new innovation lab in Newcastle, aiming to foster digital skills and innovation across the North of Tyne region.
VEON exits Kyrgyzstan to focus on key markets
This week, VEON has announced that it will exit Kyrgyzstan, selling its majority stake in Beeline Kyrgyzstan to Chaudhary Group (CG Corp Global)’s subsidiary CG Cell Technologies.
Vodafone Germany to cut 2,000 jobs
Vodafone Germany has announced today that it will cut 2,000 jobs over the next two years as part wider company restructuring. The company says the move will save €400 million over the next two years.
AI: A catalyst for change on device sustainability
At MWC Barcelona, we caught up with Daniel Hernandez Ortega, SVP Devices and Consumer IoT at Telefonica, to discuss the company’s sustainability initiatives and how they are putting more control in the hands of the consumer.
MTN warns of challenging year ahead as net profit falls 83%
MTN’s latest financial results were released on Monday, showing a year-on-year fall in net profit by 83% to $221 million, despite a 6.8% uptick in total revenue to $11.7 billion.
Juniper Research Exposes the billion-dollar drain of Artificial Inflated Traffic (AIT) and SMS Trashing
Juniper Research and VOX Solutions have partnered to create a whitepaper which discusses the impact of Artificial Inflated Traffic and SMS. This study provides crucial insights into the fraudulent practices threatening the integrity of business messaging.
CMC Networks Launches Air Connect to Deliver Wireless Connectivity in Some of the World’s Most Rugged Terrains
The solution provides fast, secure and reliable connectivity for businesses across South Africa to enhance business continuity, no matter the location.
Emtelle announces strategic acquisition of Ridgemount Technologies
Press Release Emtelle, one of the world’s leading providers of blown fibre, cabling and ducted solutions, is excited to announce the strategic acquisition of Ridgemount Technologies, a renowned innovator and manufacturer of fibre optic cable connectors. This...
China-US tit for tat sees China ban Intel and AMD chips from government hardware
With sanctions showing little signs of abating and domestic chip capabilities expanding, China is preparing to take the next step on its quest for self-sufficiency, announcing that government computers will no longer make use of US technology.
Cloud transformation and new revenue streams with Mauritius Telecom
Insight At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024, we caught up with the Mauritius Telecom executive team to discuss their ongoing cloud transformation process You can watch our full interview with Kapil Reesaul, CEO of Mauritius Telecom and Yagianath Rosunee, CTO of...
Telefonica Tech inspecting traffic accidents using drones in Madrid
Serveo and Telefónica Tech have carried out an innovative pilot project for the Community of Madrid that allows the inspection of traffic accidents and the state of its roads with drones. This is a pioneering project that shows the potential of drone technology to promote safer, more efficient and sustainable mobility.
CMA completes first investigation of Vodafone Three Merger
This week, the UK competition and markets authority (CMA) has completed the first phase of its investigation into the merger which was put in place to identify whether the deal may lead to a ‘substantial lessening of competition’.
Connected North 2024 returns to Manchester
Connected North, the North’s Dedicated Digital Economy Event is returning to Manchester Central for its third year. The event builds on the success of the Connected North’s debut in 2022, which saw over a thousand stakeholders meet to discuss the industry’s hottest topics in the region.
Recent U.S. advisory warns of threats to critical infrastructure posed by Chinese cyber group
A cybersecurity advisory issued last month warns that “state sponsored actors” from the People’s Republic of China are compromising and maintaining persistent access to critical infrastructure in the United States, and several other nations.
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