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Internet provider Olilo has today announced the introduction of an L2TP (Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol) service from £10 per month inc. VAT, which is a service that people or businesses can use to establish a secure (virtual) “tunnel” to transmit data packets between two points across a public network. At this point some readers with […]
Mobile and broadband provider EE (BT) has announced a “refresh” of their 30-day Pay As You Go (PAYG) mobile plans, which they say will give customers “greater value and more flexibility” (i.e. bigger mobile broadband data allowances), as well as access to the operator’s 5G network and a new ‘Data Parachute’ feature. Previously EE’s 30-day […]
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is getting closer and as part of that Openreach and BT have announced a “UK wide network service protection period” for their national broadband services, which will be in place from 11th June to 19th July 2026. The measures are designed to help mitigate an expected increase in network demand […]
Internet access provider Zzoomm, which is now part of the recently merged FTTP broadband network from FullFibre Limited (here), has today become the latest alternative network ISP to launch a live TV, streaming, and cloud gaming service via Netgem TV‘s new IPTV set-top-box and streaming platform – PLEIO. Netgem TV has already announced that a […]
The UK telecoms and media regulator, Ofcom, has today published a new Draft Code of Practice for internet and broadband based video streaming services (e.g. Netflix, Amazon / Prime, Disney+ etc.), which will require them to follow new rules, including around harm and offence, due impartiality and accuracy, fairness and privacy, and accessibility. In case […]
Broadband and mobile giant VMO2 (Virgin Media and O2) has this morning announced that they’re partnering up with the Institute of Customer Service (ICS) on a new certified training programme for frontline contact centre staff, which is designed to help them better handle “complex and sensitive customer interactions“. Over the past few years the operator […]
Teleste has launched a pair of new, compact 1.8GHz amps – the AC1800 and AC2800 – that are designed for street cabinets used by European cable operators. #pressrelease
Nokia has appointed Emma Falck as president of mobile infrastructure, effective September 1. She most recently served as EVP, products, smart infrastructure buildings at Siemens. #pressrelease
Cable is contributing about 20% to Starlink's gross adds, a new study finds. Starlink is not yet having a material competitive impact on cable broadband, but it has grabbed the industry's attention.
Nextlink said it has activated its first wireless tower to be funded by the BEAD program. The deployment is delivering FWA services to 104 locations in Bienville Parish, Louisiana. #pressrelease
This brand-new system aims to connect Europe to South Africa — including landing points in the United Kingdom, France and Portugal — with destinations along the Atlantic coastline The post Via Africa: Consortium announces new subsea cable project appeared first on Total Telecom.
Witke, an Austrian broadband operator, is deploying a virtual CMTS and remote PHY devices from Vecima Networks for a DOCSIS network upgrade. #pressrelease
Inter Venezuela tapping into Harmonic's 'cOS' platform to support an XGS-PON-based mobile backhaul service. #pressrelease
The service offers long-distance private connectivity for data center interconnection and large enterprise networks. #pressrelease
Orange Cyberdefense teams will initially be based in Madrid and Barcelona, supported by a dedicated local Security Center (CyberSOC). #pressrelease
Growth surge from new enterprise services and cost discipline drive a 13% jump in profit at Taiwan Mobile, as it seeks to increase focus on new growth areas.
Peterborough-based Rydal Group, which is a UK telecoms, broadband and managed IT provider, has today continued their acquisition spree by announcing that they’ve recently gobbled a similar provider called HBT Communications Limited, with effect from 15th April 2026. Founded in 1988 by brothers Zamurad and Ajmal Hussain, HBT Communications is one of the Midlands’ longest-established […]
The NTIA's recently circulated guidance for the BEAD program seeks to restrict states from enforcing certain regulations in a move that could cause further confusion and delays and ultimately benefit Starlink, says Blair Levin.
Deutsche Telekom is doubling down in its focus on defense and AI, as its CEO Tim Höttges discussed during a press conference unveiling a stable set of financial results for Q1.
HGC Global Communications has received approval from China's MIIT to join the pilot program that will allow the telecom company to operate a wholly owned ISP business in the country.