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The idea that Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk are building satellite companies to challenge terrestrial comms providers has gained traction. But they aren't making significant inroads yet.
The joint plan by Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile (aka – Satellite Connect Europe) to launch a space-based 4G and 5G mobile (mobile broadband) service – that will connect with regular Smartphones – has suffered a setback, which occurred after Sunday’s orbital launch of a BlueBird 7 spacecraft on the New Glenn rocket ended up placing […]
Customers of mobile network operator Three UK (VodafoneThree) were given quite the surprise yesterday afternoon after the provider suddenly notified them, without any prior warning, that they would be introducing mobile broadband (4G, 5G) speed caps of between 25Mbps and 100Mbps (Megabits per second) across various plans from the same date. So far as we […]
Consumer magazine Which? has published the results from their latest UK mobile network satisfaction survey, which questioned 5,137 adult customers in January 2026 about their chosen UK mobile phone operator (mix of Which? Connect panel and members of the public). Overall, Talkmobile topped the table with a customer satisfaction score of 83%, while Three UK […]
At the start of January 2026 a mobile phone mast in the Pembrokeshire (Wales) seaside town of Tenby suddenly disappeared, leaving locals to suffer extremely poor service quality no matter what network they used (some areas even have no signal at all). At the same time some mobile operators continued to deny there was even […]
A new initiative from the LLM developer aims to address AI-driven security vulnerabilities in data center software infrastructure.
Arm is moving beyond IP licensing into full chip production with its AGI CPU. Discover its impact on the semiconductor value chain.
Network operator Openreach (BT) has said it’s “very sorry for the distress” after one of its engineers accidentally drilled through a water pipe during the installation of a new broadband service, which flooded the house of a 93-year-old pensioner (Dylis Forsyth) in Kent (England). Ms Forsyth ended up slipping on the wet carpet the next […]
To keep pace with rising demand across the optical and HFC sectors, AOI said it is expanding its Houston-area manufacturing footprint to 900,000 square feet by adding two adjacent buildings in Pearland, Texas. #pressrelease
TM Nxera said that the AI-ready data center is now entering the customer onboarding and commercial operations stage, which is an important milestone for the project.
Network operator nexfibre, which shares some of its parentage with Virgin Media (harnessing the same build engine), has today announced a £2.9 million investment in the large County Durham (England) town of Darlington to help upgrade 18,000 homes to full fibre (FTTP) broadband. The work is linked to the planned acquisition of altnet Netomnia. Just […]
Bouygues Telecom, Orange, and Iliad have this week submitted a revised bid for rival operator SFR, valuing the business at €20.4 billon. The post French telco consortium boosts SFR offer to €20.4bn appeared first on Total Telecom.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: French consolidation update; Vodafone claims quantum breakthrough; Nokia teams up with Cinia for DDoS protection.
This week in broadband builds: Comcast's Xfinity network goes live for thousands in The Villages, Florida; GoNetspeed heads to Bristol, Connecticut; Kinetic expands in several states – and more.
Urges operators to shift focus from traditional network metrics to managing user experience and customer behavior
A number of UK broadband and mobile operators, such as Vodafone, iD Mobile and more, work with a company called Giftcloud to help incentivise new customers to sign-up by offering high value gift cards. But recently we’ve seen a spike in complaints as some customers have struggled to get their promised gift cards, while attempts […]
Hurt by the weakness of the US dollar and reduced spending by American customers, Ericsson is targeting opportunities in other parts of the world.
In its regular 5G market reports, the GSA is increasingly tracking satellite and its deepening relationship with the mobile ecosystem, as it becomes more mainstream.
How many people work in a data center? Explore the factors that influence on-site staffing levels and the roles required to maintain critical systems.
VodafoneThree's enterprise arm claims UK first with 5G network slicing for businesses backed by service level agreements (SLAs), following a similar offering in Germany.