UK government kowtows further to the US over Huawei
The UK wants to introduce further laws to ensure our telecoms sector does exactly what it’s ordered to do by US sanctions against Huawei.
The UK wants to introduce further laws to ensure our telecoms sector does exactly what it’s ordered to do by US sanctions against Huawei.
UK telco VMO2 has issued an announcement apparently designed to improve its standing in the country’s capital.
UK fixed line wholesaler Openreach is installing some new kit from Viavi that should enable everyone to see what kinds of speeds its network is serving up.
There are rumours afoot that Virgin Media O2 is in talks with investors to bring in hundreds of millions of pounds for a new fibre rollout in the UK.
Bharti Airtel has abandoned plans to reorganise its business, buoyed by the Indian telecoms reform package, but is still shuffling certain assets, including bringing a fibre business in house.
Spanish fibre operator Lyntia is reportedly up for sale at a value estimated to be in the region of €4 billion.
The OTE Group has announced plans to roll out full fibre to 3 million homes and businesses in Greece over the next five years, investing around €3 billion in the process.
More end of year larks saw VMO2 launch a promotion for its gigabit broadband by projecting Bolt’s hologram into someone’s front room.
German operator group DT has been crowing about its FTTH achievements this week as part of an ongoing effort to shed its image as a fixed-line-Luddite.
Neos Networks is making a lot of noise about its new full fibre metro networks in a handful of major UK cities, but it hasn’t actually launched any of them yet.
Deutsche Glasfaser has secured €5.75 billion in financing to help it roll out fibre infrastructure in Germany.
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Wind Hellas has unveiled plans to spin off its fibre broadband assets into a new company that will operate as an open access fibre wholesaler.
Telenor has inked a deal to sell off a raft of fibre infrastructure assets in Sweden to GlobalConnect.
Fibre network provider CityFibre has launched a new product that it says will make things easier for wholesale partners to work with it.
Brightspeed will spend US$2 billion on the rollout of fibre infrastructure to up to 3 million US homes and businesses over the next five years.
Vodafone has brokered a deal that will see it become the anchor tenant across CityFibre’s nationwide full fibre network, extending the existing wholesale partnership between the pair.
UK converged operator VMO2 is so excited about the near completion of its network upgrade that it has started the celebrations early.
BT plans to use robots to help it install fibre infrastructure, be it atop telephone poles or underground.
German telco Deutsche Telekom has created a fibre expansion joint venture with investment company IFM, which is putting €900 million into it.
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