News Since launching its 5G standalone network in September 2024, EE has expanded its availability to over 21 million people, equating to around a third of the UK population EE has announced the expansion of its 5G standalone (5G SA) network, meaning it will cover...
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UK govt invests £23m in telecoms R&D
This week, the UK government has announced a £23 million investment in telecoms research and development, covering a wide range of topics including 5G, quantum computing, and drone technologies.
Huawei and Carrier’s TFM-Powered Intelligent Operations Solution Wins Two Prestigious GSMA GLOMO Awards
Press Release [Barcelona Spain, March 5, 2025] At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, Huawei and its carrier partner were honoured with two GSMA Global Mobile (GLOMO) Awards for their Intelligent Operations Solution, powered by the Telecom Foundation Model (TFM)....
Labour government rejigs UK national AI strategy
The UK government has announced a plan to integrate AI into key sectors, aiming to boost economic growth, streamline public services, and create thousands of jobs.
Submarine Networks EMEA: Over 1,000 people to attend world’s largest subsea cable event
London, UK – Submarine Networks EMEA, the world’s largest annual subsea connectivity event, is returning to London this February for its seventh annual event.
CMA finally approves Vodafone–Three merger
The Competition and Market’s Authority (CMA) has today approved the £15 billion merger of Vodafone and Three, which will create the country’s largest mobile operator.
USA regulatory revamp? The week’s top 5 telecoms stories from Broadband Communities
Change is in the air at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with a new review of rules around submarine cables, the first such review since 2001. That, and comments from President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee to be FCC chair signal a new scrutiny toward the government’s approach to broadband infrastructure.
US Justice Dept. calls on Google to sell Chrome
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has proposed that Google sell its browser, Google Chrome, to address concerns about its dominance in the search and digital advertising markets.
EU gives €127m funding boost to 6G research
At the 5G-Techritory event this week, Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) has announced the recipients of €127 million in funding set aside for 6G research in Europe.
Startup Stories: DC Smarter on building data centre digital twins
DC Smarter is an IT infrastructure management company founded by Jörg Hesselink and Ismar Efendic, which uses AI, AR and digital twins to optimise data centre operations.
Industry reactions mixed as Deutsche Telekom joins BUGLAS
This week, German incumbent telecoms operator Deutsche Telekom has joined the German Federal Association for Fiber Optic Connections (BUGLAS), an industry association focussed on promoting and expanding fibre infrastructure throughout Germany.
UK signs world’s first AI treaty
This week, the Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood will sign a new international agreement to protect human rights, democracy, and the rule of law from potential risks posed by AI.
EE launches smartphone guidance for children
This week, EE has published age-specific guidelines for smartphone usage, aimed at better protecting children’s digital wellbeing. The move comes in response to growing concerns among parents about the effects of screen time, online safety, and the overall impact of digital devices on children.
We are Enhancing Banglalink’s Customer Experience with CEM Tool and Crowd Source Analytics
Viewpoint This article was written by Huseyin Turker, CTIO of Banglalink (VEON Group) In today's competitive telecom industry, providing exceptional CX is a critical differentiator. With rapid advancements in technology, strong market competition and increasing...
Are AI and Sustainability Compatible?
Few technological advancements have had the immediate and powerful impact of artificial intelligence (AI). Although AI’s foundations are well established, its recent thrust into the public consciousness—and adoption throughout industries—is astonishing by any measure.
Openreach wins new Project Gigabit contract to expand rural broadband
The UK government announced up to £800 million of funding to Openreach, to bring gigabit-capable broadband to 312,000 premises across the UK via Building Digital UK (BDUK). The initiative is part of ongoing efforts to improve digital infrastructure in rural areas.
King’s speech sets out Labour’s new era for a connected Britain
At the state opening of parliament yesterday, the new government set out its agenda for its tenure ahead. At the centre of the event was a speech from the King, written by the new government, which outlines the government’s agenda and proposed policies for the coming parliamentary session.
Artificial Intelligence reshapes data centres, bandwidth, and subsea cables
Amidst the fizzing excitement around AI lies a profound transformation silently unfolding within the corridors of data centres and the depths of subsea cables.
Submarine Networks EMEA: Region’s most important subsea cable event returns to London
Submarine Networks EMEA, the region’s most important subsea connectivity event, is returning to London’s Business Design Centre on 29-30 May.
Omdia’s Sameer Malik on why a Net5.5G converged IP network is essential to bring the benefits of AI to consumers
Interview At this years' Huawei Analyst Summit in Shenzhen, China, Total Telecom sat down with Sameer Malik, Senior Principal Analyst at Omdia, to discuss Net5.5G converged IP networks Now based in Sydney, Malik has over 20 years' experience in the telecoms industry....
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