BSNL gets $11 billion bailout to facilitate 5G
The Indian government has approved a third revival package for troubled BSNL worth a total of almost US$11 billion that mainly involves the allocation of spectrum for 4G and 5G mobile services.
The Indian government has approved a third revival package for troubled BSNL worth a total of almost US$11 billion that mainly involves the allocation of spectrum for 4G and 5G mobile services.
A national strike of Italy’s entire telecoms sector on Wednesday recorded participation levels of 80%, the country’s trade unions trumpeted, repeating their objections to structural separation in the industry.
Commissioner Breton has publicly called for EU countries to accelerate their replacement of high risk vendors from their 5G networks.
The king of tech firms Apple has made its long anticipated entrance to the AR/VR/XR field with the Apple Vision Pro headset, which comes with a hefty $3,499 price tag.
Germany’s Federal Cartel Office is looking at whether Vodafone, through its Vantage Towers unit, has broken competition law by effectively blocking rival 1&1’s 5G network rollout.
In what they are calling some manner of world first, Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson have ‘instantiated’ a secure network slice that automatically connects to private cloud services.
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about network slicing in telecoms – including the technology behind it, what it is used for, and who is buying it.
Netherlands-based Veon has taken another step closer to bidding ‘do svidaniya’ to Russia.
Chip maker Nvidia hopes to mount a stronger challenge to Intel with a new product line that promises the best generative AI capabilities.
UK telco group BT has unveiled Immersive Spaces, an ‘interactive simulation experience’ for jazzing up things like education and corporate training.
New stats from research firm Dell’Oro suggest that the 2023 Open RAN market won’t see a repeat of last year’s stellar performance.
UK telco watchdog Ofcom has agreed to let BT’s network arm Openreach proceed with its wholesale price changes.
President Biden has nominated telco lawyer Anna Gomez for Commissioner of the US Federal Communications Commission in an effort to fill a role that has been vacant for over two years.
Facebook owner Meta has been issued a €1.2 billion fine for GDPR violations in relation to data on European citizens being transferred to the US from its HQ in Ireland.
UK comms regulator Ofcom has released an update to its Connected Nations report, which shows the country is nearing 50% full fibre coverage.
UK operator group BT plans to shed more than 40 percent of staff, all in the name of agility.
A steady stream of reports indicates the US and its allies are continuing to ramp up their efforts to exclude China from the global technology market.
11,000 jobs in Europe are to be axed as Vodafone’s new boss Margherita Della Valle says: ‘Our performance has not been good enough. To consistently deliver, Vodafone must change.’
A village in the Scottish Highlands called Helmsdale became the 50th rural site to be plugged into the VMO2 4G network following a campaign of mast upgrades.
As part of a new roaming agreement, KDDI will provide roaming services to competing Japanese mobile operator Rakuten Mobile for the next three years.
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