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Roger Entner breaks down seven operating moves SpaceX has made that no wholesale satellite supplier needs and what the carriers' panicked JV announcement seems to signal.
The UK telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has today published a new study that measured mobile (4G / 5G) network performance across 24 segments of key railway lines covering England, Scotland and Wales. The results found that performance was poor on between 58% and 83% of tests carried out on trains, depending on mobile operator. Regular readers […]
The UK’s biggest alternative 10Gbps capable Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband operator, CityFibre, has this morning revealed that over one million households and businesses are now making the most of their national network (up from 848,000 at the end of 2025 – here). A good chunk of their recent growth has been driven by last year’s addition […]
The Government’s Building Digital UK (BDUK) agency has tweaked the closure plan for their Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme (GBVS), which gives suppliers (retail and network providers) a little bit more flexibility for some vouchers to be issued later than the current 31st March 2027 cut-off date. The GBVS usually offers grants worth up to £4,500 […]
A new high-level report from Assembly Research will be published today, which examines the challenging future of the UK’s full fibre broadband market for alternative networks (altnets) and highlights the potentially positive impacts of nexfibre’s recent £2bn move to acquire rival operator Netomnia (here). Regular readers will already be aware that altnets have faced plenty […]
VEON continues its push to embed AI into digital services, which are becoming an ever bigger part of the group's revenue.
Rampant demand for AI has led to component shortages and driven up chip costs for network equipment vendors. Customers may eventually pay.
The new route, which complements FLAG's Mumbai-Singapore route, provides a second, geographically distinct path between India and Singapore.
Synamedia has cut a deal to sell its video networks business to Lumine Group, which has built a portfolio of communications and media software businesses through more than 30 acquisitions. #pressrelease
Bidding in the FCC's AWS-3 auction began this morning, with available spectrum licenses in the 1695-1710MHz, 1755-1780MHz and 2155-2180MHz bands. #pressrelease
Noble Mobile, a T-Mobile MVNO founded by Andrew Yang, has acquired Helium Mobile. Noble Mobile will also expand coverage by tapping into Helium's network of 'mini cell towers.' #pressrelease
Today, Alphabet has announced it will raise $80 billion in equity, the company’s first stock offering in over 20 years. The post Alphabet issues shares to raise $80bn for AI infra appeared first on Total Telecom.
Celestica tops ethernet switch sales in AI clusters during the quarter. #pressrelease
For more than two decades, the World Communication Awards (WCAs) has set the global benchmark for excellence, innovation, and leadership across the telecoms industry. The post World Communication Awards 2026: Your chance to celebrate excellence appeared first on Total Telecom.
The expansion is further strengthened by a new underground fiber route connecting Querétaro, Monterrey, and Laredo, TX. #pressrelease
Nvidia has asked SKT to join its physical AI program as it seeks to build closer supply chain ties with Korean firms.
CONX, Charlie Ergen's SPAC focused on media and telecom, has struck a deal to gain a controlling interest in HC2 Broadcasting, a company that is pursuing a 5G Broadcast platform.
Network access provider Openreach (BT) has today notified communication providers of their intention to introduce geographic connection charges on high-capacity Ethernet Access Direct (EAD) lines, which provide dedicated point-to-point data connectivity between sites for businesses, from 1st July 2026. The move reflects a change introduced via Ofcom’s recent Telecoms Access Review 2026 (TAR), which has […]
Electric cooperatives are disappointed with a number of policy changes to the BEAD program, from its dropped fiber preference to the NTIA's move to impose FCC pole attachment regs on co-ops. Some are declining their grants.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Openreach offers sweeteners to broadband providers; Finland to get new alerts system; InCoax Networks signs Tier 1 US deal.