Dish says the deal will allow it to create the first standalone, cloud-based open RAN 5G network in the US
Dish says the deal will allow it to create the first standalone, cloud-based open RAN 5G network in the US
A new survey conducted on behalf of Zen Internet suggests that the UK public would be willing to pay over £1,500 extra for houses with fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband
Press Release Teleste has announced that Liberty Global, one of the world’s leading converged video, broadband and communications companies, will trial Teleste’s Distributed Access Architecture to support their GIGAbit network, meaning customers will...
With the UK building closer ties with Japan, Huawei’s exit from UK 5G infrastructure has left the door open for NEC
The auction raised €1.23 billion, with each of the three major mobile operators, KPN, VodafoneZiggo, and T-Mobile, all taking part
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Tim Höttges eyes possible T-Mobile Netherlands float; also considering German towers sale
Germany the standout performer as U.S.-based cable group reports rising revenue
Søren Abildgaard most recently served as acting head of Telia’s commercial and technology transformation unit.
2017 gets off to a flyer for some of the industry’s biggest players.
Disruption, that overused word, showed its dark side in a year marked by political upsets and economic uncertainty.
U.K.-based telco offloads Dutch broadband business as part of EU concessions related to Liberty Global merger.
Companies aim to complete merger by end of 2016 in bid to ramp up rivalry with KPN.
Ireland division loses customers, reports lower revenue for three months to 31 December.
Dutch competition authority says decision safeguards competition, promotes investment.
Operators confirm they are in discussions about a possible cash and stock offer; sources say deal would be worth around $8 billion.
Sources name Liberty Global, PE firms as likely buyers for T-Mobile unit; Tele2 revises down EBITDA guidance on Dutch network spend.