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Ericsson and Nokia collaborate on 6G video coding

Kit vendors Ericsson and Nokia have teamed up with Berlin’s Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) to work on video coding standardization in preparation for 6G.

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Bridgette Bigmore

Hello, I’m Bridgette Bigmore, and I am the CTO of the UK Telecoms Labs (UKTL). UKTL delivers security and research and testing to safeguard telecoms networks from cyber threats.

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VMO2 accelerates 3G switch off in Scotland

UK Telco Virgin Media O2 has put out a reminder that it is ramping up its 3G switch-off programme in Scotland from 5 November.

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Samuel Edeagu

Hello, I’m Samuel Edeagu, a lecturer in communications and networks at the University of Suffolk. Previously, I worked for the UK civil service and for several global telecom companies. 

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UKTIN’s Highlights: Connected Britain

Connected Britain is the UK’s leading event for next-generation broadband and connectivity. On September 24th and 25th, the conference brought together over 8,000 leaders from across telecoms, government, enterprise, and technology to provide a unique platform for shaping the future of the UK’s digital infrastructure.

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Trial with medical drone starts between Isala Zwolle and Meppel

An innovative trial with a medical drone officially started today. The drone will transport medical goods such as blood products, medicines, and samples between the Isala hospital locations in Zwolle and Meppel over the coming year. Today, the first drone was launched into the air.

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Verizon Leads the Future of Wireless with Development of New Industry 6G Forum

Verizon 6G Innovation Forum Brings Together Industry Heavy-Hitters to Shape What’s Now, What’s New and What’s Next for the AI-Enabled 6G Future.

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SoftBank gets closer to HAPS launch with six-cell trial

SoftBank has developed a six-cell-capable HAPS payload and used it to deliver 5G connectivity from the sky in a field trial that will help pave the way for a service launch next year.

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The global satellite IoT subscriber base to reach 32.5 million by 2029

The global satellite IoT communications market is growing at a good steady pace according to a new research report from specialist IoT analyst firm Berg Insight. The global satellite IoT subscriber base grew to surpass 5.8 million in 2024.

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Explained: The UKTIN Telecoms R&D&I Future Capability Strategic Leadership Forum’s latest paper

The UKTIN Telecoms R&D&I Future Capability Strategic Leadership (FCSL) Forum was established to consolidate research and innovation in the telecoms industry and create a common vision for UK capabilities over the next five years and beyond.  

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EY Announces Alliance with Blue Planet to Transform the Future of Telecom by Helping Accelerate Speed to Value in AI-Driven Autonomous Networking for Communication Service Providers (CSPs)

  • Increased access to proven operations support system(OSS) capabilities with a cloud and AI-native platform
  • 360-degree visibility and control over increasingly adaptive and virtualized networks and IT environments
  • Accelerated telecom digital transformations and enhanced customer exper

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Uncovering Horizon opportunities with the UK

UKTIN’s latest webinar, held on June 17th, explored the current Horizon collaborative opportunities in the UK for advanced communications.

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Orange buys into Eutelsat's LEO capabilities

Orange has announced a new deal with Eutelsat that will enable it to add LEO connectivity into its portfolio of satellite-based communications services.

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Latest smartphone market downgrade not just about tariffs

Another analyst firm has downgraded its growth forecast for the global smartphone market, but while US tariffs are a key reason for the shift, there are other issues at play, including weakness in China.

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“Breakthrough” new 5G satellite technology demonstrated in Japan

Five organisations have jointly developed and conducted a live demonstration of a new 5G non-terrestrial network (NTN) satellite technology for mobile connectivity in remote areas.

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Three’s Open RAN trial in Glasgow to be bolstered with more small cells

Following Three’s installation of 18 Open RAN small cell sites in Glasgow City Centre, the project will now expand that to 34, says Mavenir.

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EE and Ontix deploy 80 small cells in central London

EE and Ontix have installed 80 small cells across the City of Westminster, which support both 4G and 5G traffic for EE customers in central London.

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Dan Kilper

Hello, I’m Dan Kilper, an electronics and engineering professor at Trinity College Dublin. I am also the director of the CONNECT Centre, a large multi-university research centre funded by Research Ireland that studies future networks and communications. 

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Nokia signs up to another deployable tactical networks project

Nokia and Blackned signed an MoU to provide deployable mobile communication systems for military battlefield operation, designed for Germany’s defence requirements.

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Xiaomi overtakes Apple in wearables as demand ticks up

Xiaomi shipped the most wearable band devices in the first quarter of this year, overtaking Apple, as the broader market witnessed an increase in demand, new analyst data shows.

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Netomnia and Adtran deploy UK’s first commercial 50G PON service

Netomnia leverages Adtran’s next-generation SDX 6400 Series to deliver ultra-high-speed service. 

The  project marks UK’s first commercial deployment of 50G PON over existing infrastructure.

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beem: unique cybersecurity solution for business customers

beem is the new cybersecurity solution from Swisscom, specially developed for business customers of all sizes. By directly integrating cybersecurity into its network, Swisscom is setting new global standards. Protection is no longer primarily provided on devices or at company sites, but via the network.

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FCC mulls giving over 20,000 MHz of spectrum to satellite

The FCC has voted to look at the possibility of opening up more than 20,000 MHz of underused spectrum for satellite, a move that could prove something of a boon for companies operating from space.