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UKTIN’s highlights: IEEE DySPAN 2025

DySPAN 2025, the premier international conference on spectrum innovation, was held in London from May 12th to 16th at King’s College London.

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Ericsson ensures stable 5G coverage in tunnels

  • Together with Ericsson, Vodafone has introduced a new era of tunnel connectivity with the deployment of innovative multiband mobile radio antennas in the Arlinger Tunnel near Pforzheim, Germany
  • This installation marks the first operational use of Ericsson’s advanced antenna technology from Ericsson Antenna S

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WBA claims ‘significant performance gains’ in Wi-Fi 7 trials

Industry body Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) did some Wi-Fi 7 trials in relation to enterprise applications and says it clocked increased throughput, lower latency, and enhanced efficiency for high-demand applications.

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Toshiba brings quantum comms to the telecom network

  • Toshiba Europe has announced a breakthrough in quantum communications over standard fibre-optic cable and at normal room temperature
  • Simple chip technology replaces complex cryogenics to allow quantum communications over regular telecom infrastructure 
  • It has also enabled the fi

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Iberian outage highlights power security challenges for network operators

  • Spain and Portugal suffered a major power outage this week
  • Telcos scrambled to switch to power back-up options to maintain at least some services
  • Ookla and Cloudflare have reported on the performance of the mobile operators and the impact on internet traffic volumes

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Speed squeeze not an issue for MVNOs, finds report

  • Opensignal surveyed customers of ‘brand MVNOs’ and their host mobile networks in seven markets, including the UK and US
  • MVNO users are prepared to accept slower speeds for lower costs
  • The MVNO market remains buoyant, with a recent uptick in activity in Europe

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AI-fuelled cloud services sector soars in Q1 to almost $94bn

  • The major hyperscalers have reported their first-quarter 2025 financials
  • Synergy Research Group has collected all the data
  • AI workloads have fuelled a 23% year-on-year increase in the value of the global cloud infrastructure services sector to almost $94bn

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Matthew Key

Hello, I’m Matthew Key, and I’ve worked in the telecoms sector for around 25 years. Previously, I worked at BT, where I gained a lot of contacts, and now I am an independent consultant, under the umbrella of Ideas Crucible. 

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Amazon’s first Project Kuiper LEO satellites fired into orbit

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket has delivered into orbit the first 27 low-Earth orbit (LEO) broadband satellites for Amazon’s Project Kuiper constellation.

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UK researchers access more quantum and space Horizon funding

EU Commissioner visits London as UK researchers and businesses get access to more Horizon Europe funding calls for quantum and space research

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A Significant Step Forward in the 6G Journey: Reflections from the 3GPP - O-RAN ALLIANCE Joint Workshop

On 24–25 April 2025, the 3GPP - O-RAN ALLIANCE joint workshop brought together experts from across the telecom ecosystem at ETSI Headquarters for a focused exchange on coordination for 6G.

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Ericsson to plough €200 million into programmable networks R&D in Ireland

Kit vendor Ericsson will inject €200 million over the next three years into its Athlone facility in central Ireland, in order to research open network management and automation capabilities for 5G.

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EU lays the smackdown on Apple and Meta with fines totalling hundreds of millions

The European Commission is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to its clamp-down on US Big Tech.

It has just imposed fines on Apple and Meta of €500 million and €200 million respectively after they were found to have breached the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

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Ofcom bans the leasing of Global Titles

UK comms regulator Ofcom has closed a loophole that can allow fraudsters to manipulate mobile networks.

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SK Telecom under the spotlight after damaging data breach

South Korean authorities have launched a probe into a cyberattack on SK Telecom (SKT) that exposed customers' SIM-related data.

The Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) said it has sent experts to SKT to provide technical support, analyse the cause of the incident, and mitigate its impact.

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Arqit and Intel launch souped-up quantum-safe cloud security solution

Chip firm Intel and Arqit Quantum, which specialises in quantum-safe encryption, have launched a security solution in which even they “are outside the trust boundary.”

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Rakuten Mobile and AST SpaceMobile claim satellite video call first in Japan

Rakuten Mobile and AST SpaceMobile have announced the completion of what they say is the first-ever broadband video call between unmodified smartphones in Japan using a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite.

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Jio dominates India’s 5G FWA sector

  • India’s two main telcos, Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, have built nationwide 5G networks
  • As well as marketing 5G mobile packages, they have both been offering 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) broadband services
  • Jio is currently dominating India’s 5G FWA sector with a near 85% market

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Vodafone, A1 and Ericsson herald world's first 5G SA roaming connection

Vodafone, Austria-based A1 and Ericsson have reached a new 5G standalone (SA) milestone that shines a light on the technical complexity of taking this technology across borders.

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NEC achieves Japan's longest terrestrial wireless optical communication over 10 km

NEC Corporation has successfully achieved Japan’s longest terrestrial wireless optical communication (*), or free-space optical (FSO) communication, over a distance of more than 10 km.

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Deutsche Telekom claims new quantum internet record

German incumbent Deutsche Telekom is going to great lengths to demonstrate its quantum networking prowess.

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Perfect storm of challenges makes London a 5G not spot

Londoners experience a poorer quality of experience on 5G mobile networks than residents of other UK cities and the gap appears to be widening, according to new data published this week.

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UK lags behind global average in terms of use and sentiment towards AI - report

44% of UK respondents said they used AI in a professional setting, compared to the global average of 67%, according to a report by EY.

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Telecoms Trailblazers: A Day in the Life of Dimitrios Pezaros

Hello, I’m Dimitrios Pezaros, a professor of Computer Networks at the University of Glasgow.