EE upgrades Scam Guard with AI Triple-Lock Protection
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Vodafone’s scam call tech gets an AI upgrade
Vodafone has added an AI-driven scam call filter to its Secure Net Mobile security package as the operator intensifies efforts to cut fraud and nuisance traffic on its network.
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UK drives off Russian submarines lurking near subsea cables
The submarines are thought to be mapping the UK’s undersea communications networks.
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Global tech giants combine to create Trusted Tech Alliance
Fifteen international tech giants have joined forces to lunch the Trusted Tech Alliance, an initiative aimed at promoting transparency and trust across the tech sector.
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Investigation launched after Baltic subsea cable damaged
This weekend, Swedish telecoms giant Arelion has confirmed that its BCS East submarine cable, connecting Latvia and Lithuania, was damaged on Friday.
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“Not just a pipe”: Incognito talks ISP agility and value-added services
Interview At Connected Britain 2025, we caught up with Incognito Software Systems’ Sonya Goodanetz...
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UK vows to protect undersea networks amid rising threats from Russia and China
News In a statement to the House of Commons, Minister Al Carns declared that the United Kingdom is...
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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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Vodafone Group and Vodafone Ukraine plan Black Sea cable to bypass Russia
This week, Vodafone Group and Vodafone Ukraine have announced their intentions to build a new submarine cable spanning the Black Sea, the first for almost two decades.
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UK and France partner to counter signal-jamming by hostile actors
UK and French researchers join up to shield critical infrastructure, including power supplies and emergency services, with more resilient navigation and timing systems
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New warning from CSRI that UK undersea infrastructure is at risk from China and Russia
Analysis of 12 suspected sabotage incidents (2021–2025) suggests 80% are linked to China or Russia
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A ‘vulnerable soft underbelly’: UK joint committee explores subsea cable security
The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy (JCNSS) is set to explore the security credentials of the UK’s submarine cable ecosystem as part of a new industry enquiry.
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Finnish court rejects calls to release tanker suspected of subsea cable damage
The tanker is believed to have damage submarine telecoms and electricity cables by dragging its anchor across the lines late last year
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The smart home evolution: From security to Wi-Fi 7
We caught up with eero’s Principal Product Manager of Software, Matt Davidson, at Connected Britain this year to discuss the latest trends in the smart home market and how customer priorities are changing.
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“We’re on track to close the loop”: Adtran talks data, AI, and network automation at Connected Britain
At this year’s Connected Britain conference, we caught up with Eric Joyce, Director of Technology and Solutions, EMEA at Adtran, to discuss the biggest trends in the telecoms industry, from the UK altnets’ growing interest in 50G PON to the path towards autonomous networks.
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Private networks, security, and unlocking Industry 4.0
At Connected Britain 2024, we caught up with Quest Global’s Sanjay Krishnaa to discuss the latest trends in the UK’ fixed and mobile markets, and why private networks remain a key growth area for CSPs.
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“We were into AI before it was cool!”: Chatting AI and telco trust with Juniper’s Neil McRae
From being into AI before it was cool to using Gen AI to put a human face on the network with virtual network assistants, Neil shares his thoughts on the latest tech trends and the future of the telecoms industry.
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Ofcom takes aim at scam calls from abroad
Following a consultation, Ofcom will now require mobile network operators to identify and block calls from abroad which falsely display a UK telephone number
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“Cowardly and irresponsible”: French fibre networks sabotaged overnight
The fibre cables have reportedly been accessed via street cabinets belonging to SFR and Bouygues Telecom
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Optus and Cisco partner for network security deal
News The partnership comes as a response to the growing complexities of cyber-attacks, skill...
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