telecommunications Light Reading 6 May
Huawei and ZTE bans in Europe will trigger response, China warns
China's government brands the EU's proposed new Cybersecurity Act as protectionism, inviting charges of hypocrisy.
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telecommunications Light Reading 6 May
After less than a year, Vodafone takes back control in UK
Vodafone Group is buying CK Hutchison's 49% stake in VodafoneThree, raising questions about brand strategies as well as the Hong Kong group's telecoms strategy in Europe.
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 6 May
Extreme Connect 26: Agent ONE takes forward network AI
Network firm launches ‘smarter, faster, autonomous’ approach to enterprise networking, with its operating model moving from assistive AI to autonomous, always-on operations
telecommunications ISPreview UK 6 May
Broadband ISP Aquiss Offer 6 Months Half Price on Openreach and CityFibre Plans
Shropshire-based independent ISP Aquiss has announced the return of its popular 6-month half-price promotion on selected full fibre broadband packages via the Openreach and CityFibre networks. But the promotion will only be available for new customers to take until 30th June 2026. As usual all packages include unlimited usage, a 12-month minimum contract term, a […]
telecommunications ISPreview UK 5 May
Fibre Broadband Set for Boost as UK Scientists Uncover Hidden Property of Light
A team of researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, England, has “uncovered a hidden property of light” that allows it to twist, spin and behave differently – without mirrors, materials or special lenses. In theory this could allow future optical (fibre optic) based broadband connections, among other things, to carry significantly […]
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 5 May
Astera Labs Targets Fragmented AI Workloads with New Fabric
The company’s new high-radix switch targets rising coordination overhead as stateful, stop-and-start AI workloads expose limits in traditional GPU clusters.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 5 May
IREN Buys Mirantis for $625M to Unlock AI Compute Utilization
The $625 million deal adds Kubernetes and enterprise ops to help turn deployed GPUs into usable, revenue-generating AI infrastructure.
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
Satellite still a 'complement' for overall connectivity, Verizon exec says
Satellite connectivity is in the headlines and driving a lot of hype, but its overall role remains dwarfed by terrestrial wireless and wireline networks, says Verizon's Srini Kalapala.
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
Lumen to acquire Alkira, establishing the control plane for cloud connectivity
Unites Lumen's physical infrastructure and programmable network with Alkira's cloud-native Network-as-a-Service control plane to deliver a single, digital platform. #pressrelease
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
AI systems security market to rise from zero to nearly $8B by 2030 – Dell'Oro
Roughly 60 vendors racing to secure enterprise AI models, agents, and workflows. #pressrelease
telecommunications ISPreview UK 5 May
Tech and Civil Society Groups Warn Against Blanket UK Internet Restrictions
The Open Rights Group, Index on Censorship, Mozilla, Tor Project, Big Brother Watch, plus many other technology and civil society groups, have signed a new statement that urges UK policymakers to reconsider their approach to online safety legislation – warning that proposed age-gating measures and access restrictions threaten to fragment the open internet and erode […]
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
Verizon 5G gets match ready for World Cup
Verizon private 5G networks to power World Cup referee bodycams and the carrier adds three- to five-times more capacity in and around 16 stadiums for the event.
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
What T-Mobile stopped telling you about Q1 2026
T-Mobile quietly dropped its key growth metrics in Q1. Analyst Roger Entner rebuilds the numbers and explains what the silence is hiding.
telecommunications Total Telecom 5 May
Cornerstone and StonesThro tap Neos Networks to support the ‘micro-edge’
This week, Neos Networks has announced a new partnership with Cornerstone to connect StonesThro’s edge computing infrastructure. The post Cornerstone and StonesThro tap Neos Networks to support the ‘micro-edge’ appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
Charter offers second line on same mobile device
Spectrum Mobile, Charter's mobile service, now lets customers add a dedicated voice and text number to compatible smartphones for an additional $10 per month. #pressrelease
telecommunications ISPreview UK 5 May
Rural Broadband ISP Airband Appoint Paula Strickland as CFO
Alternative internet provider Airband, which has built a mixed Full Fibre (FTTP) and Fixed Wireless (FWA) broadband network across rural parts of England and North Wales, has followed up the recent departure of their CEO (here) and confirmation of further redundancies (here) by announcing that Paula Strickland has been appointed to the role of Chief […]
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 5 May
Meta’s Space Solar Bet Highlights AI Data Center Power Gap
New energy partnerships highlight a widening gap between near-term data center demand and the pace of grid expansion.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 5 May
AI Demand Surges as Billions in Compute Remain Locked
A Cast AI report finds low GPU, CPU, and memory utilization across enterprise Kubernetes clusters.
telecommunications Total Telecom 5 May
EllaLink and MTNIMA land new Subsea Cable Branch in Nouadhibou
A new high-capacity, low-latency route to Europe, delivering diversity, resilience and trusted infrastructure essential to securing Mauritania’s digital sovereignty. EllaLink and the Islamic Republic of Mauritania today marked the successful landing of a new subsea cable in Nouadhibou, giving the country a second direct, diverse and secure connection to European and international digital hubs. The landing is a defining step for Mauritania’s digital sovereignty, resilience and long-term competiti
telecommunications Light Reading 5 May
Shane West to take helm of Allo Fiber
Allo Fiber said former TDS COO Shane West will succeed Brad Moline as CEO, effective June 1. Moline will remain on the Allo board and serve as president – leased networks.