telecommunications Light Reading 15 Apr
The decline and fall of the Telecom Italia empire
Previously one of Europe's most valuable telecom companies, Telecom Italia is now a fraction of its former size and may be destined for state ownership.
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telecommunications ISPreview UK 15 Apr
Alternative UK Broadband Networks May Have to Hike Prices to Survive
The Senior UK Plus Analyst for Point Topic, Veronica Speiser, has reportedly warned that smaller alternative broadband networks may have to raise their average revenue per user (ARPU) to approximately £45 per month just to breakeven. But most altnets are currently said to have ARPU’s of between £25 and £35, while larger operators operate within […]
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 15 Apr
Amazon acquires Globalstar to expand satellite comms business
Strategic purchase to see satellites, radio frequency spectrum and operational expertise to enable existing Leo business to add direct-to-device services to future generations of its low Earth orbit satellite network
telecommunications Light Reading 15 Apr
Nokia, Blaize target AI inference gap in APAC
Nokia and Blaize are developing a hybrid AI architecture to address inference deployment challenges in the APAC region.
ict-infrastructure Computer Weekly - Networking 15 Apr
Cintegral taps Taara connectivity for real-time live media production
Networking service from Google Moonshot allows directors and crew members to digitally collaborate in real time during a shoot using light-based connectivity instead of relying on cable-based infrastructure
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Winncom launches program to help with BEAD compliance
Winncom's new BEAD Post-Award Compliance Assistance Program is designed to help broadband providers move from funding selection to project implementation more efficiently. #pressrelease
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 14 Apr
AI Data Center Moratorium: Balancing Energy, Community, and Growth Risks
Industry leaders analyze the proposed pause on AI data centers and the need to balance growth, sustainability, and community concerns.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Amazon nets Globalstar for $11.5B, signs new Apple pact
Amazon has inked a deal to acquire Globalstar for about $11.6 billion, a transaction that will spark its move into the D2D arena and complement its expanding Amazon Leo platform. Amazon has also secured a new satellite connectivity deal with Apple.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
SkyFiber picks Nokia for BEAD-supported buildout
SkyFiber has tapped Nokia to support a partially BEAD-funded buildout project in Northern Nevada. #pressrelease
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 14 Apr
Core AI Holdings, Allianca Launch JV to Speed AI Data Center Delivery
With demand outpacing capacity, the partners aim to cut timelines and execution risk by unifying planning, construction, and commissioning under a single platform.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
China smartphone shipments fell 1% in Q1 2026 as rising costs pushed up device prices – Omdia
In Q1 2026, the combined market share of the top six vendors – Huawei, Apple, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, and HONOR – reached 94%. #pressrelease
ict-infrastructure The Register - Networks 14 Apr
Amazon pays $11.5B to satisfy satellite-envy while cowering in Musk's shadow
Deal only comes with 24 operational sats, but also an Apple deal, spectrum licenses, and plenty of IP
data-centres Data Center Knowledge 14 Apr
Cisco Tests Local Metals Recovery to Address AI Supply Chain Strain
As AI buildouts accelerate, strain on materials for servers, networking, and power systems is becoming more evident.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Here comes Starlink, the next telecom giant
SpaceX is building out a global telco of immense scale, reaching into both fixed-line broadband and the direct-to-device mobile segment.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Amazon to scoop up Globalstar
Amazon has inked a deal to acquire Globalstar, a deal that aims to expand the reach and services offered by Amazon Leo, a unit focused on deploying a constellation of thousands of low-Earth orbit satellites. #pressrelease
telecommunications ISPreview UK 14 Apr
Broadband ISP Zen Internet UK Bring eero Router to Business Plans
Rochdale-based UK ISP Zen Internet has today expanded their partnership with Amazon’s eero, which means that customers of their full fibre (FTTP) broadband offerings for small and medium-sized businesses (SME) can now also access eero’s latest mesh Wi-Fi routers. The launch is being supported by new Censuswide research, which was commissioned by Zen and surveyed […]
telecommunications Total Telecom 14 Apr
Agentic workflows opening the door to an ‘experience of one’
For decades, operators have faced a familiar set of challenges, including declining margins, rising operational complexity, and limited differentiation. The post Agentic workflows opening the door to an ‘experience of one’ appeared first on Total Telecom.
telecommunications ISPreview UK 14 Apr
Wessex Internet Tweak Project Gigabit Broadband Rollout for the New Forest
The Government’s Building Digital UK (BDUK) agency has tweaked their Project Gigabit broadband roll-out contract with rural ISP Wessex Internet for the New Forest area in Hampshire (Lot 27.01). The change reduces the number of contracted premises it was due to reach from 15,120 to 12,733 and similarly decreases the contract value (public subsidy) from […]
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Taara expands into video distribution, sizes up data center opportunity
Taara, a Google X Moonshot Factory grad focusing on free space optics, has opened up a new video distribution use case and is exploring its role in both terrestrial and orbital data centers.
telecommunications Light Reading 14 Apr
Australia's new SMAP subsea cable ready for final testing
Subsea cable operator Subco announced that the final splice on the SMAP had been completed, marking the end of active marine construction.