Technology
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AT&T, Aira Technologies and Ericsson mark an rApp world first
- GenAI-generated rApp deployed in AT&T test environment
- Built via Aira’s Naavik AppGen platform and Ericsson’s Intelligent Automation Platform to showcase open collaboration & AI-native innovation
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Mavenir gets finances in order but rethinks Open RAN strategy
US telecoms software vendor Mavenir has come to a recapitalization arrangement with its main investor, Siris, and is taking a step back from its foray into Open RAN.
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Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom to build industrial AI cloud for Europe
Nvidia and Deutsche Telekom will team up to build what they term as the world's first industrial AI cloud for European manufacturers on German soil.
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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Megan Lawless
Hello, my name is Megan Lawless, and I work for the Manchester Digital Strategy at Manchester City Council. I am also involved in the Greater Manchester 5G Smart Decarbonisation Network project.
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Vodafone takes a quantum approach to network planning
- Vodafone has long been exploring the potential of, and challenges associated with, quantum computing
- It has teamed up with Orca Computing to improve and accelerate its network planning and optimisation processes
- Vodafone is hoping for multiple efficiencies as well as being able
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Enterprises Double Down to Counter AI-centric Threats, Shrugging off Tariffs
According to a recently published report from Dell’Oro Group, the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks, and data center industries, global Network Security revenue reached $6.2 B in 1Q 2025, expanding 12 percent year-over-year (Y/Y).
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Vendors Focus on Wi-Fi 7 and AI for Networks
According to a recently published report from Dell’Oro Group, the trusted source for market information about the telecommunications, security, networks, and data center industries, enterprise class Wireless LAN (WLAN) revenue increased by 11 percent on year-over-year basis.
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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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Vodafone’s Travel eSIM extended to 700 global networks
Vodafone has launched a new digital travel platform centred around its Travel eSIM, and has extended it to 206 destinations on 700 networks, which will be supported by GenAI customer service.
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VodafoneThree begins a new era of connectivity for the UK
- Unprecedented £11bn investment is one of the largest privately funded infrastructure programmes in the UK, connecting all four nations and every community
- VodafoneThree is the only mobile network operator with a fully funded, regulated and guaranteed
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AWS seeks to allay security fears with new European sovereign cloud company
US public cloud giant AWS has unveiled a new company that will run its European sovereign cloud operations, with copious vows about security and autonomy.
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Nokia to lead new European drone and robotics project
Nokia has been selected to lead PROACTIF, an EU project involving 42 European tech firms from 13 countries with the aim of boosting drone and robotics autonomy on the continent.
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BT launches international unit amid ongoing sale chatter
BT has reorganised its multinational services operation into a dedicated division within the group, fuelling further speculation about its future.
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Nokia launches space-based quantum-safe cryptography collaboration
Nokia, Colt, and Honeywell are researching how to protect encrypted data from quantum risks using Low Earth Orbit satellites.
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IDC downgrades smartphone forecasts due to Trump’s tariffs
Analyst IDC has decreased its predictions for worldwide smartphone shipments this year, forecasting them to grow 0.6% YoY to 1.24 billion units, citing uncertainty and tariff volatility.
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ITRI Expands Global Presence with New Office in the UK
ITRI Establishes a New Office in the UK
The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has recently inaugurated its new office in the UK. This establishment marks a noteworthy moment in enhancing collaboration between Taiwan and the UK in the fields of technology and innovation.
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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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FTH’s Commitment to Global Technology Standards
In today’s hyper connected world, seamless digital experiences – from cloud based services to encrypted communications and satellite navigation – are powered by something often invisible to users: technology standards. Underpinning key aspects of telecommunications systems – interoperability, trust, and reliability.
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European smartphone market mildly declined in Q1, while Africa clocked growth
Numbers from Canalys claim that smartphone shipments into Europe (excluding Russia) declined by 2% in Q1 2025 to 32.4 million units, which the analyst says was largely caused by sluggish entry-level demand.