ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 4 May
Hope your holiday was horrid: You botched the last thing you did before leaving
That box-full-of-old-tech-you-should-probably-have-thrown-out-but-kept-just-in-case got a techie in trouble
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telecommunications Light Reading 4 May
India's 6G ambition faces a 5G monetization reality check
India has world-class 5G infrastructure, but low ARPU, a tiny base of premium users and digitally immature enterprises could threaten its 6G aspirations.
telecommunications ISPreview UK 4 May
Lyca Mobile UK Finally Gets Around to Putting Wi-Fi Calling Live
After a bit of a false start a couple of years ago, mobile network operator Lyca Mobile, which in the UK is a virtual operator (MVNO) on EE’s national network, has now finally confirmed that they’ve enabled the Wi-Fi Calling (VoWiFi – Voice over Wi-Fi) feature across “all” of their SIM plans. VoWiFi enables consumers […]
telecommunications ISPreview UK 2 May
Three Copper Broadband Cable Thieves in Birmingham Jailed for 3 Years
At the start of 2026 we reported on how West Midlands Police had arrested a gang of three men who were in the process of trying to steal Openreach’s (BT) copper UK broadband and phone cables – worth £50k – from an underground site in central Birmingham (here). Yesterday the Birmingham Crown Court jailed each […]
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Crown Castle closes sale of fiber and small cell units
Crown Castle has closed the sale of its fiber business to Zayo Group and its small cell business to Arium Networks. #pressrelease
telecommunications ISPreview UK 1 May
Openreach Near-net FTTP Trial to Reach UK Businesses Outside Build Plan
Network access provider Openreach has announced the launch of an interesting new “Near-net” trial, which sounds like a different approach to their old FTTP on Demand (FTTPoD / FoD) broadband product. The trial aims to confirm the feasibility of building full fibre broadband to business footprint which is currently outside of build plans on a […]
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Inseego goes global with Nokia FWA buy
Inseego CEO Juho Sarvikas discusses deal to buy Nokia's FWA business that will see it double revenues, expand beyond the US and enter the consumer CPE market.
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Cable One seeing inconsistent competition from Starlink
Cable One is seeing haphazard competition from Starlink, as pricing and offers have varied from market to market, but views satellite broadband as a 'formidable competitor,' says CEO Jim Holanda.
telecommunications ISPreview UK 1 May
Broadband ISP Zen Internet Hails UK Demand Surge for its Fibre Hub
A year has now passed since Rochdale-based UK broadband ISP Zen Internet launched its ‘Fibre Hub’ – a platform that essentially aggregates access to a number of full fibre networks, while offering that up to their partners (e.g. other ISPs) at the wholesale level. Zen now says they’ve seen a 52% increase in monthly gross […]
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Ruckus sale could lead to more cable tech consolidation
Vistance Networks, the former CommScope, is selling its Ruckus unit to Belden for $1.84 billion. Vistance will retain its cable and PON unit, Aurora Networks, and look to grow it via possible M&A.
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
The Buildout: Michigan WOWed by more fiber connections
This week in broadband builds: WideOpenWest (WOW) connects 17,000 more locations in Michigan; Comcast comes to Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania; Arvig to extend Minnesota fiber lines; New York names its BEAD winners – and more.
telecommunications Total Telecom 1 May
TELUS and L-SPARK give Canadian startups access to AI supercomputer
Inaugural cohort gains exclusive access to Canada’s fastest supercomputer and hands-on commercial expertise to build advanced AI solutions The post TELUS and L-SPARK give Canadian startups access to AI supercomputer appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Eurobites: Turbulence continues for VMO2 as revenue slips 6.5%
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Proximus and friends collaborate on Flanders fiber; Eutelsat, Station Satcom reach maritime deal; retrans ruling from EU court.
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 1 May
First-quarter revenues fall but VMO2 sees brighter prospects for fiscal year
Leading UK comms operator VMO2 says financial performance for the first three months of 2026 lays foundations for full fiscal year, with targeted network investments across expanding coverage area
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 1 May
Analysis: Hyperscaler Earnings Show AI Demand Outrunning Infrastructure
Amazon, Google, and Meta join Microsoft in signaling a shift: growth is now tied to power, chips, and unprecedented capital spending.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 1 May
Google-Anthropic Deal: AI Capacity Now Pre-Sold at Gigawatt Scale
The reported Google-Anthropic deal pairs capital with a 5 GW compute commitment, shifting how AI infrastructure is financed and allocated.
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 1 May
What Next-Gen Chips Might Mean for Data Centers
New silicon and packaging could cut power, ease cooling, and strengthen security – if software and ecosystems keep pace.
telecommunications Light Reading 1 May
Samsung Networks has one of its worst quarters since 5G was born
Revenues fall one quarter at Samsung's networks business, which blames 'headwinds' and says 'cost discipline' is needed.
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 1 May
DE-CIX expands New York metro connectivity with architecture upgrades
Quad-node architecture across New York and New Jersey, expanded metro access and 400GE readiness designed to strengthen resilience in the US’s most demanding interconnection market
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 1 May
Telxius taps Synamedia Quortex Switch to support multi-CDN growth
Global connectivity provider implements Quortex Switch to boost video streaming experience for customers, reaching millions of viewers worldwide