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One of the UK’s largest alternative network operators, CommunityFibre, has today reported their annual accounts to the end of 2025, which reveals that revenues jumped 48% in the year to £113m and adjusted EBITDA surged by 530% to £50m. But the biggest news is that they’re resuming the build of their 5Gbps FTTP broadband network, […]
Alternative broadband operator and ISP CommunityFibre, which have deployed their 5Gbps speed full fibre broadband (FTTP) network across 1.4 million UK homes (inc. 185k businesses within 200 metres of their network) in London and the South East, has today soft launched a £15 unlimited Mobile eSIM service for their existing customers. The service, which has […]
Digital entertainment platform Netgem TV has today announced that they’ve added a bunch of new cloud games and FAST TV channels to their UltraHD (4K) IPTV box – PLEIO, which already includes support for the UK’s newest broadband-based live TV streaming service (Freely). The set-top-box and wireless Bluetooth gamepad, which currently costs £99 one-off (including […]
The BT Group has published their H2 FY26 biannual results, which saw total half year revenues of £9,840m (up from £9,806m in H1) and another quarterly UK decline in Openreach’s broadband lines of -203k (down from -210k in Q3 FY26) – full year losses totalled 825k. But the network operator still grew their full fibre […]
Network operator Openreach (BT) and existing charity partner Crimestoppers have today announced that they’ve joined forces with a global leader in metal recycling, EMR, to help combat the rising tide of copper telecoms cable theft on their national broadband and phone network. Total Metal Theft is said to have costed the UK economy £4.3bn in […]
AT&T said it will spend $19 billion on fiber network and cell site buildouts in California as part of a plan to retire copper infrastructure in the state. #pressrelease
InCoax said a new fiber extension capability can enable fiber operators to reduce installation complexity and speed up customer activations in single-family homes and small apartment buildings. #pressrelease
With the platform, researchers have been able to cut task completion times from days to just hours or minutes. #pressrelease
Now available in 20 Equinix locations spanning Europe, the Americas, and Asia, with plans to expand across the broader Equinix ecosystem. #pressrelease
Telstra and Ericsson have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on 6G research. The post Telstra and Ericsson team up to target 6G appeared first on Total Telecom.
The FCC adopted new rules to streamline the process of collecting broadband availability data for the National Broadband Map. #pressrelease
In a letter to the NTIA, the CEO of NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association, called for the release of BEAD winners' performance testing, including 'download and upload speeds, latency, and network availability testing results.'
The FCC's proposed Know-Your-Upstream-Provider (KYUP) requirements are designed to expose providers that enable illegal calls and root them out of the voice ecosystem. #pressrelease
In the absence of standards, Deutsche Telekom's Ahmed Hafez outlines five pillars that telcos could use as guidance for achieving AI native objectives.
Following successful validation over an IPsec tunnel between Frankfurt and Singapore, Sparkle’s Quantum Safe Interconnect is now available in 20 Equinix locations spanning Europe, the Americas, and Asia, with plans to expand across the broader Equinix ecosystem The post Sparkle Expands Quantum Safe Connectivity With Equinix appeared first on Total Telecom.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Proximus and Microsoft get disconnected; Teleste and Polystar proffer cable network automation; Vodafone calls in the military.
Since 2021, CEF-Digital has invested €615 million in 75 projects, spanning 18 EU countries and 10 overseas territories. The post Connecting Europe Facility Digital: For more resilience and security appeared first on Total Telecom.
Broadband and telecoms giant BT has today gone live with their revived BT Mobile service, which among other things confirms that the details we uncovered on Monday were correct (here). All the plans feature basic 30-day rolling SIM Only contracts with capped data allowances and are exclusively for the provider’s own broadband customers. The mobile […]
SK Telink's contracts with major South Korean shipping companies will greatly increase Starlink's presence in the country's maritime satellite communications market.
Wireless infrastructure firm Cellnex UK, which manages approximately 14,000 mast and other sites across the country (often on behalf of 4G / 5G mobile operators), has today launched a new Community Fund that commits £180,000 in its first year to organisations in the communities hosting its infrastructure. The goal of the Cellnex UK Community Fund […]