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People due to travel on British airline Virgin Atlantic may like to know that the UK company has done a deal with travel eSIM (embedded SIM) provider Kolet, which is said to be designed to make it easier for passengers to stay connected on their mobiles while travelling internationally. The company, which is already in […]
The town of Longmeadow, Massachusetts, was preparing to deploy a municipal fiber network, until a 'dark money' campaign helped defeat the project last week. But advocates hope to find alternative paths forward.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Deutsche Telekom gets in on the public-sector cloud act; Ericsson and Net Feasa combine on cargo-tracking; Eastern Light starts on Nordic Corridor.
Japan's major telcos have collectively signed an agreement with seven mobile battery manufacturers to ensure power supply for devices during large-scale disasters.
Apple holds 73.7% installed-base share among 18-to-29 US smartphone users, but only 12.3% won't consider switching brands. What's going on?
AT&T, Charter, Comcast, Cox, Lumen, T-Mobile, Verizon and Zayo are working together in a communications cybersecurity group to share information and respond rapidly to threats.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has published new documents that give us our first look at the E1 router (L1LA10) that Amazon Leo (Project Kuiper) intends to ship alongside its service, which reflects a huge constellation of ultrafast broadband satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) – available to the UK and globally. The service, which […]
Lowband congestion would normally force Bell Canada to find new spectrum or build more sites, but its work with Cohere Technologies may hold the answer.
Broadband ISP Virgin Media Business (VMB) looks as if it might soon catch up with their consumer division. ISPreview has spotted that the provider are preparing to introduce three new packages for small business customers, which will all offer symmetric speeds via their latest XGS-PON based Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network. At present Virgin Media’s XGS-PON powered […]
FTTP buildouts are poised to break another record this year, but fiber has a bigger role in 'building the nervous system of a thinking economy,' says Fiber Broadband Association CEO Gary Bolton.
Targeting apps such as online gaming and improved video calls, Charter Communications has launched a L4S-based low-latency capability in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas; Reno, Nevada, Rochester, Minnesota, and St. Louis, Missouri. #pressrelease
The Fiber Broadband Association has launched 'Fran,' an AI knowledge tool for the industry that strives to accelerate fiber research, planning and decision-making. #pressrelease
Fiber to 60 million locations by 2030, a stumble with AST SpaceMobile, and a blunt take on 6G: AT&T EVP Jenifer Robertson on where the carrier is headed.
Citing increased operator spending, Vecima now expects 2026 revenues to rise 22.5% to 30%. Expanding on its first vCMTS deal with Cox in the US, Vecima is also seeing vCMTS trial activity perk up in Europe.
The subsea cable industry’s most influential regional gathering, Submarine Networks EMEA, returns to the Business Design Centre in London from 27–28 May 2026. The post Submarine Networks EMEA 2026: Bridging the future of AI, security, and next-gen talent in London appeared first on Total Telecom.
The Fiber Broadband Association has published an economic and structural framework for HFC-to-FTTP upgrades and migrations, viewing them as a 'strategic imperative' for cable ops. However, cable's plans are fragmented and tend to vary by operator.
The Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) said it has added a record 40 net new members so far in 2026. The org said membership has more than tripled in the past five-and-a-half years. #pressrelease
Mobile and broadband provider Vodafone (VodafoneThree) has today confirmed to ISPreview that they’ve finally deployed and activated a new mobile mast to help fix the problems in the Pembrokeshire (Wales) seaside town of Tenby (here). Locals have been suffering from months of poor signal since the old mast suddenly vanished at the start of 2026. […]
Olaf Swantee, who built the UK's first 4G network at EE, tells a London conference Huawei is a 'fantastic' company and explains why 5G has disappointed.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: AI could make you thick; new fiber route in the Nordics; PoP goes Istanbul and Genoa.