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Mobile operator EE (BT) has today announced a series of upgrades to boost the mobile broadband capacity of their 4G and 5G network (e.g. re-farming 2.1GHz spectrum) ahead of the summer. Since the start of 2026, the provider has also extended their 5G Standalone (5G+) network to cover more than 50 million people across more […]
Ericsson and Nokia were the only vendors that could deliver the pace and volumes it needed for 5G deployment, says VodafoneThree.
AI is raising network costs without a corresponding increase in revenues, according to India's operators.
Alternative network ISP Fibrus, which is building a full fibre (FTTP) broadband network across parts of Northern Ireland and Cumbria (England), today claims to have drawn on a “robust set of measures” in order to name the top places to live as a remote worker in both of the aforementioned parts of the United Kingdom. […]
Verizon posted positive wireless postpaid phone net adds for the first time since 2013 as CEO Dan Schulman's plan takes shape, but January's network outage dented service revenue growth.
Charter's and Comcast's shares took a beating on what one analyst called 'Bloody Friday.' While the size of the sell-off might not have been warranted, it is fueling speculation about M&A and further cable sector consolidation.
Amid Verizon's expanding convergence strategy, there will be a bigger mix-shift to fiber broadband over FWA, said CEO Dan Schulman. Verizon, he added, will look to accelerate the expansion of its fiber footprint via partnerships and potential M&A.
A flatter topology and higher bandwidth reflect how hyperscalers are reshaping networks for large-scale AI clusters.
The P-CAL (Port-Connected and Automated Logistics) project has been completed at the Port of Tyne, bringing a major UK deep-sea port one step closer to autonomous operations. The post Port of Tyne competes autonomous container transport trial appeared first on Total Telecom.
As enterprise AI adoption deepened, market growth was increasingly supported by private AI deployments and rising demand for cloud resources. #pressrelease
Rewiring data centres for the AI revolution Keely Portway Apr 27th 2026 16:08 Rewiring data centres for the AI revolution Download our eBook on AI data centre network advances. Explore 800G/1.6T transitions, CPO, and power-optimised coherent optics with Nokia, Ayar Labs, Marvell, and VIAVI. The ascent
Across nearly 1.4 million survey responses, one variable predicts wireless market share better than brand, price or network quality: whether the carrier owns the fiber under the street.
The two companies agreed to strengthen regional connectivity between the Philippines and Indonesia, underscoring their shared commitment to expanding their networks and improving their services.
Verda’s latest funding round targets AI workload fragmentation, focusing on optimized infrastructure for training and inference.
Network access provider Openreach (BT) has today begun to inform UK broadband and phone providers about a new pilot called Emergency Voice Access (EVAc), which is intended to be a basic voice-only fallback service for copper lines (WLR) that fail to be migrated in time for the switch-off of analogue phone (PSTN / WLR) services. […]
Contributed by Martha Galley, Chief Sustainability Officer, Calix In the race to show sustainability progress, companies often spotlight renewable energy, carbon offsets, or high-profile product launches. These are important, but one of the most effective and measurable ways to deliver both financial and environmental results often goes unnoticed: durability. Durability happens when sustainability is built into […] The post Sustainable by Design: The Importance of Building Things to Last appea
Residential households subscribing to gigabit broadband will increase from about one-third in 2025 to 60% in 2030, according to Omdia analysts, putting pressure on ISPs to deliver higher speeds without compromising revenue.
Persistent memory shifts AI performance toward storage, networking, and data movement, not just GPU throughput.
The UK broadband, mobile and internet content regulator, Ofcom, has published a new open letter that they sent to UK Communications Providers last week, which called on them to “assess [the] security risks arising from frontier AI [Artificial Intelligence] models and take appropriate mitigating action“. The Open Letter, which was revealed as part of the […]
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC), which is responsible for examining the value for money of UK Government projects, programmes and service delivery, has announced the launch of a new inquiry that will examine the effectiveness of current regulation when applied to the water, energy and broadband internet connectivity sectors. The new PAC inquiry is intended […]