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This week in broadband builds: Comcast connects customers in Pennsylvania; Charter grows footprint in Missouri, Florida and Ohio; Brightspeed goes live in Johnson County, Arkansas – and more.
Far EasTone hopes to overcome all regulatory obstacles in time to launch its low-Earth orbit satellite (LEO) services by the first half of 2027.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: AI out of control in Belgium; Kyivstar appoints new CFO; big NATO win for UK basestation firm.
The UK telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has today revealed that one million people have now used their upgraded Map Your Mobile Postcode Checker since it launched a year ago (here). The service was enhanced to better match people’s real-world experiences of 4G and 5G (mobile broadband) performance and signal strength across EE, Three UK, Vodafone and […]
UK ISP Plusnet has updated the discounts on their home broadband plans for new customers, which for example has slashed the monthly price of their top 900Mbps (gigabit) Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) package to just £28.99 per month on a 24-month term. Some packages also now include reward cards (pre-paid Mastercards) worth up to £150. The internet […]
A new legal action portal called Starlink Sucks has been launched by Nik Fox, a UK broadcast technology expert, which accuses the popular satellite broadband provider of hitting consumers with a “predatory … hardware trap” — an allegedly “calculated corporate strategy” where subscribers are said to have been locked into “expensive, non-transferable physical equipment” before […]
Plume said its Security Labs unit has identified a security vulnerability in 'SuperBox" streaming devices sold at retail. #pressrelease
Mediacom is using a mix of 1.2GHz capacity upgrades, an upstream-enhancing 'high-split' and the use of a distributed access architecture to enable 5-Gig downstream speeds on its DOCSIS 3.1 network.
CoreWeave launches unified agentic AI capabilities that connect training, inference, observability and RL, so AI agents continuously learn and improve in production. #pressrelease
AI Factory market enters its industrialization era. #pressrelease
New capacity agreements expand research and education networking routes across Europe, Africa, and the Eastern Mediterranean region, supporting cross-border scientific collaboration, providing access to global research infrastructures, and helping reduce the digital divide. #pressrelease
AtlasEdge said it has secured €1.2B in financing, its largest ever, to support its European expansion, with a focus on Germany, Austria and Iberia. #pressrelease
Global data traffic flows remain uninterrupted despite conflicts, but UK spy chief warns of growing nation-state threats.
European Commission proposal for 2GHz band leaves opening for US players like Starlink and Amazon but keeps most of the spectrum for EU operators.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Telenor IoT hooks up with Sateliot for 5G satellite assist; Monzo bank goes MVNO with VMO2; UK government vs. Mittal.
Opensignal's latest fixed broadband study gives high marks to AT&T's upload speeds, Charter's reliability, and Comcast's consistent quality, download speed and video streaming performance.
Gaerwen-based virtual mobile operator Clear Mobitel has revealed that they aspire to deploy a new 5G Standalone (5GSA / 5G+) based radio access network, including fibre optic and Microwave backhaul, which will be used to deliver a Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) broadband network to homes, businesses and at wholesale for UK ISPs. Starting in Wales. […]
Mobile operator Vodafone UK (VodafoneThree) and network supplier Ericsson today claim to have completed a “world-first network upgrade” by becoming the first mobile operator to successfully unify core and radio network sharing over a multi-vendor 4G and 5G network – helping to unlock faster mobile broadband speeds for around 71% of UK people. The work […]
Press Release When we watch videos on our phones, we expect them to load instantly and play smoothly – even in the busiest places or at peak times. But as demand for video continues to grow, mobile networks can sometimes come under pressure, leading to buffering or drops in quality. Keeping videos smooth on the […] The post BT outlines mobile video pilots with Meta appeared first on Total Telecom.
Broadband and telecoms giant BT (EE) have teamed-up with social media giant Meta to develop and deploy a new technology that aims to make watching online videos via Facebook and Instagram more reliable for EE mobile customers, even during periods of high network demand. Sadly, even modern mobile broadband networks can sometimes come under pressure […]