Europe gets itself in a tangle over net neutrality
The Court of Justice of the EU has made what is widely considered to be a precedent-setting ruling on net neutrality, but it doesn’t make much sense.
The Court of Justice of the EU has made what is widely considered to be a precedent-setting ruling on net neutrality, but it doesn’t make much sense.
Norwegian operator group Telenor has decided it makes sense to have all its Asian interests looked after by one big boss.
Telenor has finally got around to opening Norway’s first commercial 5G network, but the ceremony got cancelled by coronavirus.
Every Nordic country was represented when Telenor and Telia got Nokia to help them build a new shared network in Denmark.
Norwegian vendor Telenor has announced Ericsson will be the sole vendor for its 5G radio access network, replacing incumbent Huawei.
Years after beginning the process, Norwegian telco group Telenor has flogged its remaining Veon shares.
The Norwegian Government has said it will not ban Huawei from providing network infrastructure equipment or services to fuel the drive towards 5G.
Operator groups Telenor and Axiata had intended to merge their Asian operations but have now decided it’s just too much hassle.
There are telcos who are rushing to launch 5G services, there are some who simply aren’t ready and there are a few who don’t seem that bothered right now.
The IoT bit of Norwegian operator group Telenor has had a go at predicting the IoT market, with a bit of help from its friends.
Norwegian telco Telenor has completed its reach across the Nordics, taking the first steps to acquire Finnish operator DNA.
The Danish Energy Agency has completed its latest spectrum auction, with TDC running away with the majority of the available assets.
Swedish kit vendor Ericsson has got a nice lot of fresh 5G work from Swedish operator group Telenor.
Telenor Norway registered an average download speed of 72 Mbps in Q2 2018 according to measurement service Ookla.
The European Commission has given its blessing for Telenor to offload assets in Eastern Europe to Dutch financial and investment group PPF.
Norwegian telecoms group Telenor has called it a day in Central and Eastern Europe by selling out to private equity firm PPF Group for €2.8 billion.
Telenor has said it has received unsolicited interest from an unnamed organization which is interested in acquiring its Central and Eastern Europe operations.
The team claim to have shaved 1 billion kroner (roughly €105 million) of fat across the business, but it doesn’t want to stop there.
Most Norwegians we’ve met to date have been nice, relatively laid back people, but the execs at Telenor have seemingly been pushed to breaking point, resulting in the divestment of Veon.
Telenor and Telia have signed a managed services contract with Nokia which will see the vendor run their joint mobile radio network in Denmark.
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