Orange drops €515 million on yet another cybersecurity acquisition
French telecoms group Orange is buying Dutch cybersecurity services outfit SecureLink as it looks to become a major security player.
French telecoms group Orange is buying Dutch cybersecurity services outfit SecureLink as it looks to become a major security player.
The telecom operator Orange reported a flat Q1, with a weak performance in its home market partially compensated by the strength in Africa and the Middle East.
The mobile operator claimed that the voice and data call over end-to-end 5G network in Valencia was the first of its kind in Spain as well as in Europe. All other trials have been done over non-standalone networks.
Orange CEO Stephane Richard is widely respected throughout the telco industry, but he is also currently embroiled in a legal battle which could land him behind bars.
Cutting through the noise at Mobile World Congress is a tough job but Orange’s play for the financial industry is certainly a good attempt.
Xiaomi launched the 5G version of Mi Mix 3. The product will be available in the markets by May 2019.
Ericsson’s partnership with Juniper is actually producing results, which makes it a distinct improvement on previous efforts.
Samsung is reported to be investing heavily in infrastructure business to fill the market gap left by Huawei’s ban from 5G business in the developed markets.
Orange has announced the acquisition of SecureData, building out the increasingly extensive cybersecurity operations at the telco.
Orange has announced a new partnership with Groupama, adding another branch to the convergence strategy with a home telesurveillance service.
Huawei’s sales director in Poland, who previously served in the Chinese diplomatic corps, has been arrested by the Polish authorities on spying allegations. Huawei immediately terminated his employment.
With it abundantly clear connectivity alone is not enough to meet the profitability ambitions of the telcos, Orange has made a fresh push to wrestle control of the smart home away from those greedy internet players.
With many commentators expressing doubt over Orange’s banking venture, it might come as somewhat of a surprise the team are planning to be profitable by 2023.
Orange has unveiled its Long Term Evolution for Machines (LTE-M) network in France, with plans to launch in Spain and Romania by the end of the year.
5G is clearly critical for the digital economy of tomorrow, but the expensive job of rolling out the networks take a bit more cunning thought.
Orange has been announced as the latest partner to join Google on its monstrous mission to bulk out its connectivity infrastructure maze.
Orange has given its enterprise cloud business a shot in the arm after completing the acquisition of infrastructure and critical application services company Basefarm.
Virgin Media might be struggling to live the convergence dream in the UK, though Orange doesn’t seem to be having any problems as it reports another positive set of results.
Operator group Orange took its mate Cisco and Samsung on a road-trip to northern Romania to show off its 5G multi-vendor fixed wireless access skills.
The Digital Transformation World event this week shone a light on quite how far from achieving digital transformation many operators are.
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