Press Release Aryaka Networks, the leader in fully managed Cloud-First WAN solutions, today announced major customer wins in the Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. The new multi-year contracts span multiple verticals, across both combined managed WAN and...
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Is the O2–Virgin Media merger bad for customers? CMA investigates
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to probe the £31 billion operator merger following fears that prices could be raised for network use by virtual operators and backhaul leasing
Trio of trials as AE Aerospace partners with BT for private 5G network
Midlands-based manufacturer AE Aerospace has joined forces with BT, West Midlands 5G (WM5G) and Worcestershire 5G (W5G) for three 5G trials, the results of which will be shared nationwide
ECI Growth Index: TMT businesses remain stable despite Covid-19
Press Release Technology, media and telecoms (TMT) businesses have been the most resilient to the Covid-19 crisis, with 80% being classed as resilient, according to the Growth Index released today by midmarket private equity firm ECI Partners. 70% of TMT businesses...
CMA refers Virgin and O2 merger for in-depth investigation
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has responded to requests from O2 and Virgin Media to fast-track the merger review process and proceed with an investigation
Sun shining on Liberty Global’s Swiss merger, but cloudier skies for UK’s O2 deal
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is set to review the proposed merger of Liberty Global’s Virgin Media with Telefonica’s O2
UK and India sign MoU on telecoms cooperation
India’s Ministry of Communications and the UK’s Department of Culture, Media and Sports (DCMS) have agreed to collaborate in the spheres of telecommunications and ICT
NEC steps in for 5G as UK–Japan sign free trade agreement
With the UK building closer ties with Japan, Huawei’s exit from UK 5G infrastructure has left the door open for NEC
BT and Toshiba partner for UK’s first quantum-secure industrial network
News BT and Toshiba Europe Limited today announce the UK’s first industrial deployment of a quantum-secure network, transmitting between the National Composites Centre (NCC), the UK’s world-leading composite research and development facility, and the...
Arm founder wants govt to block sale to NVIDIA
Hermann Hauser, who co-founded Arm in 1990, said the deal would be akin to “making Britain a US vassal state”
What is the answer when the demand for fibre talent outweighs supply?
Viewpoint It was apparent two years ago that there was a notable shortage of construction skills that threatened the rollout of a fibre across the UK. Fast forward two years pre/post COVID and the evidence speaks for itself. Over 200 ISP’s plus numerous Build...
Connected Britain Sneak Peek: Fibre rollout, 5G, and digital skills for future generations
Connected Britain’s Day 2 agenda brings you a host of fascinating sessions from industry leading speakers discussing the enormous potential of 5G, how we can make the UK’s fibre goals a reality, and what needs to be done to develop the digital skills of the next generation
EU court’s net neutrality ruling uproots zero-rating plans
The court’s ruling suggested that by blocking or limiting non-zero-rated apps and services, zero ratings plans could threaten the existence of a neutral and open internet for all
Nvidia may be close to buying Arm, but is it a good idea?
The co-founder of the UK chip company has said such a purchase could be a ‘disaster’
Cloud communications: European companies show newfound maturity
Press Release For the third consecutive year, Mitel®, a global market leader in business communications, has carried out research into European companies’ adoption of cloud-based communications. The survey, conducted by Spoking Polls with 1,108 European IT...
BT and Vodafone baulk at prospect of removing Huawei from UK networks
The telcos told lawmakers that removing the Chinese vendor from their infrastructure could hamper the UK’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic
Double wrapping the moon with new full-fibre broadband in rural Essex
Press Release Enough full-fibre broadband cable to double wrap the moon or complete almost 70,000 laps of Colchester United FC’s ground is being laid to connect thousands of rural premises in north Essex to UK-leading internet speeds, specialist Hyperfast...
French anti-trust regulator slams Apple with €1.1bn fine
The regulator cited collusion with wholesalers for price alignment among its chief complaints
You can’t please all the people all the time, but you can displease all the people some of the time
Viewpoint Judging by the reaction, Boris Johnson’s decision to allow Huawei to play a limited role in supplying the UK’s 5G infrastructure has displeased all interest groups. This is often the way with compromises, but the saga is likely to have a few...
UK govt leaning ever closer to permitting Huawei
While no final decision has yet been made, anonymous reports suggest officials have formally recommended Huawei be permitted to work on non-core aspects of the UK’s 5G network
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