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UK at risk of losing more than a third of its 5G mast hosts, survey finds

More than a third of UK mobile mast hosts are considering walking away in response to government plans to expand rent-slashing rules, according to a survey by AP Wireless UK.

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Minority of telcos think networks are ‘very ready’ for AI

A survey put together by Ciena and Heavy Reading reveals only 16% of surveyed telcos believe their optical networks are ‘very ready’ for AI.

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EE’s free P.H.O.N.E contract to help parents and kids navigate the online space safely

P.H.O.N.E is a free customisable agreement to help parents and children set boundaries around the kids’ usage of smartphones and their behaviours.

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VMO2 launches £1 million apprenticeship talent fund

Virgin Media O2 is creating a new £1 million talent fund aimed at helping charities, local authorities, small businesses and social enterprises to train apprentices.

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FCC pushes on with submarine security plan

New rules designed to protect submarine cables from security threats and stimulate investment in new systems have been adopted by the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

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UKRI grants £13 million in government funding for advanced telecoms tech

The projects include solutions that aim to bridge the digital divide across the UK.

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) says 11 telecom projects that are focused on bridging the digital divide will share a £13 million government funding pot. If it is going to be split equally, each project would receive just under £1.2 million.

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VodafoneThree delivers automatic coverage improvement to millions of customers, at no extra cost, by sharing network access

Millions of Vodafone and Three customers will enjoy the best of both networks at no extra cost, as VodafoneThree ramps up the pace on its mission to build the UK’s best network.

  • Millions of Vodafone and Three customers will automatically use each other’s network, getting the best available coverage, at no extra cost

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Low-earth orbit service providers flying high

  • Low-earth orbit (LEO) systems are increasingly attractive to businesses (especially SMEs) and to domestic subscribers all over the world
  • The value of the sector is forecast to grow by almost 25% to hit US$14.8bn by 2026
  • LEO services for global IoT connectivity will also grow by

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AI-RAN Alliance and Linux Foundation Collaborate on Advancing AI-RAN

Collaboration will support open source alignment, technical exchanges, and joint activities to maximize RAN efficiency.

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Linux Foundation and ATIS Partner to Advance Development and Integration of Open Source, Open RAN Technologies

Organizations to align on implementation and standardization across U.S. operators. 

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Robert Searcy

Hi, I’m Robert Searcy, a Sales Director at Vitruvi Software. We are an international construction management platform that provides intuitive tools to manage utility projects. The company is focused on utilities, with a particular emphasis on telecommunications networks.

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Jenny Lennon

Hi, I’m Jenny Lennon, a Managing Director at Hyperfast Networks, which is a part of the Fibrus Group. Over the last two decades, I’ve delivered connectivity infrastructure projects at BT and Openreach NI, working at the forefront of Northern Ireland’s digital evolution.

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Network API revenue forecast to exceed $8 billion by 2030

A forecast by Juniper Research predicts a significant increase in network API revenue from the $284 million operators are projected to generate in 2025.

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Global smartphone market dips slightly in Q2 as vendors respond to tariffs and stagnant demand

According to the latest research from Canalys (now part of Omdia), global shipments of smartphones fell marginally to 288.9 million units in Q2 2025, as modest consumer demand restricted market growth.

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World’s submarine comms cables under greater threat than ever

  • Deliberate sabotage by “malign actors” is increasing under the cloak of “plausible deniability”
  • The immense amounts of vital data carried by submarine cable systems cannot be replaced or even ameliorated by satellites or microwaves 
  • Lack of a coherent global strategy to countera

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ITU-T SG15 Meeting, Paris

What is the ITU and what does ITU-T SG15 do?

ITU-T SG15 is the primary standards bodies for optical networking including access systems, core systems, and submarine systems, as well as all the necessary optical components including optical fibre. In addition, it sets standards for timing and synchronisation which are closely related.

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European Public Cloud Spending Holds Strong Amid U.S. Tariffs, Driven by Finance, Healthcare, and Software and Information Services

According to the Worldwide Software and Public Cloud Services Spending Guide published by International Data Corporation (IDC), public cloud services spending in Europe will total $229 billion in 2025 and will reach $452 billion by 2029, recording a five-year (2024-2029

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O2 Daisy launches, promising to “make every business better” and shake up the B2B telecoms market

O2 Daisy, the new B2B telecoms powerhouse created by the merger of Virgin Media O2 Business and Daisy Group, has today launched with a promise to provide the technology to “make every business better.” The new company, which, from the outset, is the country’s second largest small and medium-sized business sol

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NEC, Toshiba claim quantum security ‘world first’

  • Japan’s NEC and Toshiba are two of the leading lights in the quantum security sector
  • They are claiming a quantum key distribution (QKD) ‘world first’
  • The partners multiplexed and generated QKD signals in an all-optical network

In Japan, Toshiba, NEC and the Natio

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BT, DT seen as quantum-safe networking pioneers

  • TelecomTV conducted its second quantum-safe networking market perception survey
  • More than 240 individuals from the telecom sector responded
  • We asked which network operators are regarded as leaders in the market, with the UK’s BT Group and Germany’s Deutsche Telekom topping the rankin

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IBM, Nokia top quantum-safe networking ranking

  • TelecomTV conducted its second quantum-safe networking market perception survey
  • More than 240 individuals from the telecom sector responded
  • For the second time, IBM and Nokia were recognised as the leading developers of technology that will enable quantum-safe networking, but Google,

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CISPE Takes EC to Court to Annul Approval of Broadcom’s Acquisition of VMware

The Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE), representing Europe’s leading sovereign cloud infrastructure providers, filed a formal appeal before the European General Court challenging the European Commission’s decision to approve Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware.

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Broadband Equipment Spending to $20.1 B in 2028 on Accelerated Fiber Deployments, According to Dell’Oro Group

According to a newly published report by Dell’Oro Group, the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks, and data center industries, the Broadband Access Equipment market is forecasted to grow at an average annual rate of 1.6% from 2024 to 2029, with total revenue peaking in 2028, driven by ongoing DOC

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$160bn in RAN Before 6G, According to Dell’Oro Group

According to a newly published forecast report by Dell’Oro Group, the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks, and data center industries, 5G has come a long way, but there is more work ahead.