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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
European fibre infrastructure provider expands Mediterranean footprint and regional Southern European network with point of presence in north of Italy
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.
Keppel will seek new buyers for Singapore operator M1's telecom business, following the IMDA's suspension of its review of Simba's proposed acquisition due to an alleged breach of regulations.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau and Space Bureau have granted approval to EchoStar to sell its spectrum to SpaceX and AT&T. The post FCC greenlights EchoStar’s $40bn spectrum sale to SpaceX, AT&T appeared first on Total Telecom.
Communications and broadband provider BT Business has today announced a new multi-year partnership with Accenture, which will see them deploy new service management orientated AI capabilities to harness network intelligence, customer data and insight platforms to improve its support for businesses and the public sector. The deal, which also builds on BT’s existing partnership with […]
India's growing demand for AI workloads and low-latency applications is pushing telcos including Airtel to expand edge computing and data center infrastructure.
Operators are racing to retrofit aging facilities for AI workloads, but many legacy data centers are running into hard limits around power distribution, cooling, and rack density.
Hollow-core fiber promises faster speeds and energy efficiency, but high costs and limited benefits may keep it from revolutionizing data centers.
The UK Government is expected to publish a new Green Paper in the next few weeks, which will set out their proposed plan for switching off terrestrial TV signals as part of a move toward internet-based streaming platforms. But the chosen date will be contingent upon universal coverage of affordable “superfast broadband” and other supporting […]
Robin Olds of Cisco Systems says ISPs need to think about different ways they can monetize networks. Here are some of his ideas The post Beyond the Cable: How ISPs can better monetize networks appeared first on Total Telecom.
Qualcomm's decision to disable 5G NR-NTN on new chipset for lack of commercial satellites to test on shows state of play for broadband D2D services.
Global digital infrastructure provider expands major connectivity hub for Asia and Europe, allowing local and international users to access wider portfolio of scalable networking services
Shropshire-based independent ISP Aquiss has this morning announced some price reductions across their range of Business Full Fibre packages on Netomnia’s national network, which offers speeds of up to 7Gbps (average) and is available to over 125,000 business premises across the UK. For example, their top 7Gbps tier has been cut from £120 +vat per […]
Over a week has passed since BT announced the revival of their BT Mobile brand for basic 30 day rolling SIM Only contracts with capped data allowances (here), which will only be available to BT’s Consumer broadband customers (unlimited data and handset bundles remain EE’s domain). But ISPreview has now managed to uncover more details […]
The often frequently changeable pricing and package structure of SpaceX’s Starlink service, which offers ultrafast broadband in the UK and around the globe via a massive constellation of compact satellites in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), has changed again and not for the better. Most UK plans will soon go up by £5 extra per month […]