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Ray Le Maistre

England, Kingston, United Kingdom

Editorial Director at TelecomTV

Telecoms industry journalist and coffee addict.

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  • BT’s Bannon on B2B service innovation

    1 month ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

    Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:05):Tony Poulos here at FutureNet World 2025 in London. And today I have with me Colin Bannon, who is the CTO of BT business. Colin, welcome. Colin Bannon, BT Business (00:14):Hello, Tony. Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:16):Earlier today in your presentation in part of a panel, you raised the point about enterprise level and coming from an enterprise level, there seems to be a value gap between services rendered and value received. What did you mean by that?

  • Orange’s CTIO on the cloud-enabled ‘awakening’ for telcos

    1 month ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

    Ray Le Maistre, TelecomTV (00:05):So we're in London for future net world 2025. I'm here with Bruno Zerbib, he's group CTIO and EVP at Orange. Bruno, thank you very much for joining us today. Really good to see you.

  • Telcos are, at last, tuning in to users’ needs – Orange CTIO

    1 month ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

    Telcos are, at last, tuning in to users’ needs – Orange CTIO FutureNet World 2025 opening panel, left to right: Mark Newman, TM Forum; Bruno Zerbib, Orange; Cathal Kennedy, Telenor; Gabriela Styf Sjöman, BT Group; and Joe Cumello, Blue Planet (a division of Ciena).

  • Airtel expands Starlink tie-up to Africa

    1 month ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

    There are plenty of big names now competing in the global low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications services sector, but Elon Musk’s SpaceX is leading the pack as it sells its services direct to customers around the world and strikes channel deals with resellers including telcos, the latest of which is regional network operator Airtel Africa.

  • Amazon’s massive Q1 capex bill fuels AWS growth, AI chip R&D

    1 month ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

    Amazon Web Services (AWS) generated revenues of $29.27bn, up 17% year on year, and an operating profit of $11.55bn, up 23%, for the first quarter of this year, giving it an annualised revenue run rate of about $117bn. Its growth and prospects are propped up by massive ongoing investments from parent company Amazon, which spent more than $24bn in capital expenditure (capex) during the first three months of the year, much of it going towards AWS’s infrastructure expansion.

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Ray Le Maistre
Ray Le Maistre @raylemaistre
3 Jun 25

DSP Leaders World Forum 2025 is underway and we are getting some home truths in the opening session about "horrific" asset utilisation and the stepping stones to getting benefits from AI in telecom - still so much to be done #dsplwf25 https://t.co/ZBsZPgWgnq

Ray Le Maistre
Ray Le Maistre @raylemaistre
5 Dec 24

RT @TelecomTV: The Great Telco Debate has just kicked off! ☞ Join the live broadcast to watch today’s first debate, ‘Delivering a Telco as…

Ray Le Maistre
Ray Le Maistre @raylemaistre
27 Sep 24

RT @TelecomTV: After almost 30 years at @vodafone Group, the operator’s network architecture director, Santiago ‘Yago’ Tenorio, has left th…