This week, Telefónica Deutschland (O2) has announced that it has appointed Santiago Argelich Hesse, current CEO of Cellnex Poland, as its new CEO.
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Apple preparing iPhone features for the satellite revolution
News According to reports, the American tech giant is working on five new satellite features for iPhone, including greater support of third-party apps and “natural usage” improvements According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple is working on five new satellite...
Digital Catapult draws in more vendors for Open RAN testing
Digital Catapult has admitted six international Open RAN vendors to the next phase of its advanced connectivity programme, aiming to accelerate trials and commercial deployment of Open RAN in the UK.
BT cuts 5,000 jobs as Openreach bleeds customers
BT has released its latest quarterly figures, revealing the extent of job cuts that have taken place over the first half of the financial year.
UK telecom industry unites to combat scam calls with new fraud charter
UK telcos have taken a significant step towards tackling the persistent issue of scam calls by committing to a new Telecommunications Fraud Charter.
When the land grab ends: F&W Networks talks long-term efficiency and growth
At Connected Britain this year, there was much talk of the inevitability of alnet consolidation and the shift in focus away from network deployment towards customer uptake.
Zoom to open UK data centre as part of AI-focused expansion
Zoom has announced plans to open a UK data centre in early 2026, aiming to meet local data residency requirements and broaden its appeal to regulated sectors including the public sector, healthcare and financial services.
AWS unveils plans for transatlantic cable Fastnet
The subsea cable will create alternative data pathways between Maryland and County Cork, delivering fast and reliable cloud and AI services across the Atlantic
Orange offers €4.25bn to take full ownership of MasOrange
On Friday, Orange announced that it had reached a non-binding agreement to acquire full control of its joint venture with MasMovil, called MasOrange.
Huawei takes aim at distributed data centre challenges with Xinghe AI Fabric 2.0
The solution provides data centre operators a more holistic approach to their entire portfolio, providing unified security and network optimisation
US govt pushing to ban TP-Link over national security fears
U.S. federal agencies are reportedly considering a significant restriction on TP-Link, a company that produces widely used home internet routers, amid escalating concerns over national security linked to China.
WindTre and Iliad mull Italian merger
According to multiple sources cited by Reuters, the discussions could lead to a joint venture combining CK Hutchison’s subsidiary Wind Tre and Iliad’s Italian operations, which currently operate under the Free brand.
VMO2 in talks with Netomnia for £2bn takeover
According to a report from the Financial Times, Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) has entered into negotiations to acquire fibre altnet rival Netomnia for £2 billion.
ACOME talks tackling ambitious carbon goals and the conundrum of cost
Interviews At Connected Britain, we spoke with Aurelien Bergonzo, Director of Telecom Datacom, and Infrastructure Business Unit at ACOME, to discuss how to more deeply embed sustainability throughout the telecoms supply chain Is sustainability truly a priority for...
Equinix to build £3.9bn Hertfordshire data centre
Equinix plans to invest £3.9 billion in the project, which will deliver 250+MW of compute capacity to the UK’s critical national infrastructure.
AWS piles further $5bn into South Korean data centres
The announcement brings Amazon’s total pledged investment in South Korea to $9 billion over the next five years
Ofcom temporarily grants Starlink more spectrum in the UK
News The decision will give Starlink’s satellites a much-needed boost in backhaul capacity This week, Ofcom has announced it has granted permission for SpaceX’s Starlink satellite constellation to use the E band (71–76GHz and 81–86GHz) spectrum to increase the...
Ericsson’s 5G kit to connect Saudi Arabia’s railway system
Ericsson and Saudi Railway Company (SAR) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on advancing rail operations through 5G technology.
Germany, switching on to fibre
German Fibre: Driving the DSL-to-Fibre Switch – Vodafone cuts tariffs and courts rule on marketing clarity to spur faster broadband adoption.
Amigo mesh network project aims to keep political protesters connected
Researchers are aiming to optimise the networking technology for large crowds and to avoid state surveillance
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