Nick Wood
Writer at Freelance
Freelancer writing about telecoms and tech. I don't post much, but when I do, you'll find it on Bluesky, not this Nazi-ridden cesspit.
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3 weeks ago |
telecoms.com | Nick Wood
Under the agreement, Daisy will be consolidated into VMO2 Business, with each party respectively controlling 30% and 70% of the combined entity. Daisy serves around 175,000 business customers across the UK, managing 120,000 broadband connections, plus around 250,000 mobile and 150,000 fixed-line phone connections.
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1 month ago |
telecoms.com | Nick Wood
Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services developmentStore and/or access information on a deviceYou can choose how your personal data is used.
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1 month ago |
telecoms.com | Nick Wood
The telco has established a partnership with UK National Parks that aims to combine the capabilities of its network with those of artificial intelligence to protect these natural environments and drive public engagement. For the benefit of readers who don't reside in the UK, here national parks are not just vast expanses of beautiful emptiness, they also encompass sometimes large conurbations including businesses – typically farms but also in years gone by quarrying and mining.
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1 month ago |
telecoms.com | Nick Wood
Investment firm Octopus Group, owner of the UK's biggest household energy company, is considering a move into mobile. That's the claim coming from unnamed sources cited in a Telegraph report, who assert that Octopus – via a subsidiary called Fern Trading – has approached one of the country's operators about establishing an MVNO agreement. According to the report, Fern Trading owns a company called Y Corporation, which already has a wholesale deal in place with Three.
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1 month ago |
telecoms.com | Nick Wood
82 kilometres, in fact. That's the distance at which its T-Labs unit, together with quantum networking hardware provider Qunnect, was able to dynamically route so-called polarisation-entangled photons, or qubits, over multiple paths at fidelities of more than 92% in parallel with traditional data traffic.
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My son's school is open as normal this week despite the strike. Reason being, the teachers know that if they walk out, some of the children will miss out on their one square meal that day. That tells me all I need to know about your party and this government.
Today Keir Starmer is announcing this week’s Labour education policy. If you care more about children and their education than soundbites, this thread on Britain’s record and future is superb.
