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Mobile and broadband operator Vodafone Business (VodafoneThree) has today launched the “UK’s first commercial 5G network slicing” service (5G+ Local Slicing), which aims to offer guaranteed mobile network performance across a defined site or local area up to 5km2 – from stadiums and logistics hubs to university campuses and construction sites etc. Network slicing is […]
A pre-certified DOCSIS 4.0 modem from Gemtek has received 'verified for interoperability' status from CableLabs, meaning it has been shown to run properly on DOCSIS 3.1 networks.
The Network Technology Director at UK broadband access provider Openreach (BT), Trevor Linney, has been named the winner of the FTTH Europe 2026 Individual Award, which is said to be in recognition of his “remarkable efforts in championing the advancement of FTTH technology in Europe“. The award, which we accidentally overlooked when covering yesterday’s other […]
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: European Commission still not happy about WhatsApp's AI closed shop; UK's Starmer hosts social media bigwigs; Nokia declared best of breed, API-wise.
Network operator Axians UK, which forms part of the €22 billion Vinci Energies group, has just announced the acquisition of Novo Technologies, a Scottish-based provider of end-to-end telecoms infrastructure solutions for both Carriers and Enterprise clients. The deal is being hailed as one that could help to build the nations “5G backbone“. The combined business […]
The GSMA has teamed up with gaming, esports and creator media group Veloce to highlight the opportunity for network APIs in these areas.
A new Opinium study, which was commissioned by Uswitch.com and questioned a nationally representative sample of 2,000 UK adults in early April 2026, has claimed that Awful April’s mid-contract price rises triggered record levels of broadband switching (average households were said to be facing a £216 annual increase). Just to clarify that 24% figure (i.e. […]
BSNL comes first in nPerf's ranking of fixed broadband performance in India despite its lower subscriber share, while Airtel dominates mobile and 5G.
Community protests against data center construction are growing rapidly, halting billions in projects and reshaping industry strategies.
Deciphering the third transport protocol's four RFCs is a task to rival the proverbial blind man trying to understand an elephant
Christchurch's debt-laden city council is again likely to vote on whether to sell off New Zealand's Enable Network, a profitable broadband asset.
Private Shinkansen suites are pulling up to the station in October
Light Reading's Leading Lights Awards are open for nominations today. The 2026 program expands to 30 categories, with 14 new additions reflecting the industry's focus on agentic AI, satellite connectivity, optical networking and telecom security.
Huawei, Nokia and Ericsson top private wireless RAN suppliers. #pressrelease
Y'all been focusing on compute and forgot about how the data moves around
Omdia study finds that providers have scaled compute for AI workloads, but networking infrastructure is becoming a critical constraint. #pressrelease
Vodafone has added an AI-driven scam call filter to its Secure Net Mobile security package as the operator intensifies efforts to cut fraud and nuisance traffic on its network. The post Vodafone’s scam call tech gets an AI upgrade appeared first on Total Telecom.
EdgeBeam said it will tap into Soracom's 4G/5G platform for an emerging hybrid network that will support both ATSC 3.0 and terrestrial cellular connectivity. #pressrelease
Optimum is getting more aggressive in mobile with a new 'UnBig Your Bill' campaign in retail outlets that provides consumers with like-for-like price comparisons with AT&T and Verizon. #pressrelease
New Recon Analytics data shows cracked screens and dead batteries – not AI upgrades – are driving US device purchases.