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Are you lagging on the PSTN switch-off?
The Public Switched Telephone Network will be switched off on 31st January 2027 in favour of internet-based (All-IP) networks. Even though this deadline is fast approaching, many businesses are still resistant to the move.
EXA Infrastructure adds €1.3bn to M&A war chest
EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, has refinanced its existing facilities and raised new financing in total over €1.3bn to support continued growth ambitions and network expansion plans.
How Netceed avoids disruptions in a complex global supply chain
Netceed offers customers supply chain resilience in a complex world. Here’s how they do it, according to their director of telecom sales
Altice rebuffs French telcos’ €17bn joint offer for SFR
News The offer, announced last night, would have seen Bouygues Telecom, Iliad, and Orange divide the company’s assets between them Late last night, reports revealed that a Bouygues, Iliad, and Orange had joined forces to put together a €17 billion offer to buy and...
Rebrand complete, Netomnia’s Jeremy Chelot outlines national ambitions at Connected Britain
Sporting a brand new Netomnia hoodie and matching trainers, Chelot said he wanted Netomnia to become the largest altnet in the UK
Lack of fibre is putting the brakes on UK’s data centre expansion, says study
New research from Neos Networks suggests that 82% of data centre operators in the UK have delayed deployment due to a lack of connectivity infrastructure
The value of UK manufacturing: A better future, engineered together
Britain’s digital future depends on strong, reliable networks. For years, many of the steel structures behind that infrastructure were manufactured oversees; the question now is where they should be made.
Integration vs aggregation: The battle for fibre’s future
Contributed Article By Donal Hanrahan, Director of Strategy, Strategic Imperatives Two models are emerging to solve the UK’s wholesale connectivity challenge. One promises convenience, the other flexibility — but which will sustain growth? At Connected Britain 2025,...
New CityFibre CEO talks growth and altnet consolidation at Connected Britain
Having onboarded Sky and raised a significant amount of capital this year, CityFibre’s new CEO Simon Holden told Total Telecom the company was primed for further growth through altnet consolidation.
UK’s MNOs line up for mmWave spectrum – but can they use it effectively?
This week, UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has approved all three of the UK’s mobile operators to participate in the upcoming auction for spectrum in the 26GHz (25.1-27.5GHz) and 40GHz (40.5-43.5GHz) bands.
Orange Business plugs OneWeb into its crisis comms solution
This week, Orange Business has announced it is incorporating Eutelsat’s OneWeb satellite services into its SafetyCase solution.
Ex-PayPal CEO takes the reins at Verizon
This week, Verizon has announced the appointment of Daniel Schulman, former CEO of PayPal, as company CEO. He is no stranger to Verizon, having also served on the company’s Board for seven years.
Oaktree looks to raise £800m through Pure DC stake sale
Oaktree Capital Management is actively seeking new minority investors in its data centre development arm, Pure Data Centres Group, to support ambitious expansion plans.
VMO2 unveils first of 1,000 Giga Sites to boost 5G
The site utilises Nokia’s cutting-edge dual-band massive MIMO technology and brings together multiple spectrum layers with a mix of low, mid and high-band spectrum, including new spectrum obtained as part of Virgin Media O2’s deal with Vodafone UK
Taiwan rebuffs call to shift 50% of chip production to the US
This week, the Taiwanese government has denied that they are considering shifting 50% of their semiconductor manufacturing operations to the US, despite statements made to the contrary by US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick earlier this week.
Taliban shuts down internet in Afghanistan to ‘prevent immorality’
This week, the Taliba have imposed a nationwide internet blackout in Afghanistan, largely cutting off the country’s 42.65 million people from the outside world.
No fiber, no AI: Why advanced optical networks are critical for digital transformation
Industry leaders emphasized the critical role of advanced optical networks in enabling AI-driven transformation across industries, from finance and healthcare to smart cities.
IOEMA Project partners with Greenhouse Datacenters for Dutch landing
Press Release The IOEMA Project, planning to lay subsea fiber optic cables in Northern Europe, has selected Greenhouse Datacenters as an additional landing partner for the landing of the IOEMA subsea cable in Scheveningen (Rotterdam/The Hague area). This marks the...
Optus customers again cut off from emergency services
This week, Australian telco Optus has revealed that it has suffered yet another network outage, just weeks after a previous incident was revealed to have left hundreds of customers without access to emergency services.
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