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UK telecoms industry profiting from its EU investments since Brexit referendum
A recent study shows that the UK telecoms industry’s European earnings have grown 40% since the 2016 referendum
The UK’s Digital Minister resigns following crucial Brexit vote
Margot James has resigned from government, following a heated day in the House of Commons
Openreach warns of the implications of Brexit on FTTP deployment
Clive Selley revealed that Openreach is taking steps to avoid possible skills shortage
Brits will kiss goodbye to free EU roaming in the event of a no-deal Brexit
A government report shows that UK mobile customers will be subjected to roaming charges when they travel in the EU after the 29th March
UKCloud expands sovereign cloud platform to ensure customer capacity post-Brexit
Press Release UKCloud, the multi-cloud experts dedicated to making digital transformation happen across UK public sector, has announced the completion of their Brexit preparations and are ready to support public sector organisations through the uncertainty...
Openreach CEO throws down the gauntlet, calls for ‘right kind of Brexit’
News The CEO of Openreach has told alternative network providers to “bring it on” as he took part in a keynote debate during the INCA Annual Conference 2018. Speaking alongside Greg Mesch, CEO of CityFibre, Clive Selley recognised that the UK broadband...
O2 puts London IPO on ice amid concerns over Brexit
O2’s parent company Telefonica is reportedly considering delaying its listing on the London Stock Exchange until after Brexit negotiations have been completed
Could a post-Brexit skills shortage scupper the UK’s 5G efforts?
Despite a decided uptick in funding for 5G and full fibre fixed line initiatives from the UK government, key barriers are still to be overcome if the UK is to succeed in its roll out of next generation networks
Vodafone: UK must get Brexit right
Vodafone’s CEO, Vittorio Colao, says that streamlining the visa application processes post Brexit will be critical to ensuring that Britain remains a key player in telecoms research and development
Mobile roaming charges could return post Brexit
Since the implementation of the “roam like at home” initiative, LTE data roaming traffic has surged by 600-800 per cent
London viewed as most innovative tech city in Europe despite Brexit
Press Release HubSpot, a leading CRM, marketing, sales, and customer experience platform, has today released findings from a new survey that examines London’s startup scene. Despite initial fears following the EU referendum in June 2016, the results show that...
UK firms on target for GDPR compliance but funds, lack of resource, Brexit holding some back
Press Release Exonar, a leading provider of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) data mapping and data inventory solutions, has announced the results of its UK GDPR Preparedness Survey which found that 77% of respondents say they are on course to be GDPR...
Hefty BT writedown, Brexit hits Deutsche Telekom profit
German incumbent reports solid figures for 2016, driven in no small part by T-Mobile US.
Digital and Culture Minister Matt Hancock to reveal impact of Brexit on digital economy at Connected Britain
Press Release The likely impact of Brexit on the digital economy will be discussed by Matt Hancock, the UK’s Digital and Culture Minister at Connected Britain – a two-day conference and exhibition dedicated to the country’s current state of...
Equinix expands UK data centre footprint with £179m investment
News The investment will expand their existing LD7 and LD8 sites in London, as well as establishing a new MA5 datacentre in Manchester This week, Equinix has announced the investment of a further £179 million into its UK-based data centres, aiming to meet the...
OneWeb and Eutelsat eyeing merger
The move would create a satellite operator with both geostationary (GEO) and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, which could provide complementary connectivity to a wide variety of customers
Snoop no more: Court rules against UK security services’ free access to telecoms data
Human rights organisation Liberty has won a court case against the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA), AKA the Snoopers’ Charter, which allows UK security agencies near unfettered access to telecoms data
UK telcos agree to increase support for vulnerable customers during cost of living crisis
Broadband providers and mobile operators have committed to offer more support to financially struggling customers
Northern Mayors talk Levelling Up frustration at Connected North
Will the Levelling Up agenda be transformational for Northern communities or is it just more hot air from the UK government?
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