Paul Lipscombe
Telecoms Editor at Data Center Dynamics
Telecoms Editor @dcdnews; Previously News Editor @MobileNewsMag Email: [email protected]
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datacenterdynamics.com | Paul Lipscombe
Apple's ambitions in the satellite sector face reported internal resistance from executives, with some questioning the long-term viability of the iPhone’s satellite service. As reported by The Information this week, the tech giant's satellite hopes have been a long been a challenge as the company sought not to compete with the telecoms companies that sell its iPhones.
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sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe
The Kenyan government plans to sell more of its stake in telecom operator Safaricom. As reported by Business Daily earlier this week, Finance Minister John Mbadi is keen to sell some of the government's 35 percent stake. In total, the government wants to raise 149 billion shillings ($1.16bn) in the 2025/26 financial year through sales of stakes it has ownership in, which includes Safaricom.
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1 week ago |
datacenterdynamics.com | Paul Lipscombe
The Kenyan government plans to sell more of its stake in telecom operator Safaricom. As reported by Business Daily earlier this week, Finance Minister John Mbadi is keen to sell some of the government's 35 percent stake. In total, the government wants to raise 149 billion shillings ($1.16bn) in the 2025/26 financial year through sales of stakes it has ownership in, which includes Safaricom.
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datacenterdynamics.com | Paul Lipscombe
Telefónica has completed the switch-off of its legacy copper network. The carrier finalized the retirement of the copper network this week, shutting down the last 661 exchanges it had in operation yesterday (May 27). It marks the end of a decade-long switch-off for the Spanish telco giant, which kicked off its copper network phase-out back in 2014. This began in that same year when Telefónica closed its first two exchanges in Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, and Torrelodones, Madrid.
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sdxcentral.com | Paul Lipscombe
Jersey Telecom (JT) has partnered with network vendor Ericsson to launch 5G. The first 5G sites went live in Jersey, in the Channel Islands, over the weekend. It comes after months of trials between JT and Ericsson, in which the carrier was able to successfully migrate the old network on sites within Area One in St Ouen and transition to the newly built network. Two years ago, the two companies signed an £80 million ($108m) investment plan for the rollout of 5G across the Channel Islands.
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The Europa League run can’t mask over this mess of a team and manager. There has to be serious change in the summer, because it’s been a disgraceful season for the club.
Spineless cowards @SpursOfficial again.
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