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VMO2 merges with Daisy to create £1.4 billion B2B provider

3 days 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.
Ericsson and Vodafone deploy tunnel-optimized antennas in Germany

6 days ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

It’s the first operational use of a particular type of technology from Ericsson called Logarithmic Periodic antennas, which are designed to put out 5G coverage in tunnels subject to high levels of vibration and air pressure changes. Five of Ericsson’s tunnel-optimized antennas were installed through the Arlinger Tunnel, which stretches 1,400 meters on the edge of Black Forest and which serves both car and rail commuters in Baden-Württemberg.
EU launches long-awaited merger consultation

1 week ago | telecoms.com | Nick Wood

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WBA claims ‘significant performance gains’ in Wi-Fi 7 trials

1 week ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

The trials were conducted in collaboration with AT&T, CommScope and Intel, and compared Wi-Fi 7 with Wi-Fi 6E across the 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands. They assessed Wi-Fi 7’s capabilities in both controlled and real-world enterprise environments, focusing on throughput, latency, and signal range across different frequencies and channel widths, we’re told.
Lumen and IBM team up for AI at the edge

1 week ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

The idea is to bring real-time AI inferencing closer to where data is generated, which the firms say will help companies overcome cost, latency, and security barriers as they scale AI adoption. The new AI inferencing solutions are optimised for the edge and will deploy IBM Watsonx technology in Lumen's edge data centres and use Lumen's multi-cloud architecture.
Nokia and Bittium build hybrid tactical communications network

2 weeks ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

The hybrid network was demonstrated to the Finnish Defence Forces and uses Nokia’s military-grade 4G/5G bubbles, in collaboration with other authorities that are using 4G/5G networks. The collaboration is being pitched as a milestone in secure, high-performance tactical communications, and is supposed to enable seamless interoperability between legacy systems and next-gen mobile networks for powering real-time data, voice, and video in mission-critical environments.
Vodafone takes AI to the great outdoors

2 weeks 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.
Octopus might be about to ink an MVNO deal

2 weeks 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.
Orange drafts F‑Secure to bolster scam and cyber threat defences

3 weeks ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

Telco group Orange has partnered with Finnish cybersecurity company F-Secure to soup up its cyber threat and scam defences for customers.
Lumen launches cyber security tool designed to automatically block threats

3 weeks ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

Lumen Defender Plus is built on Lumen's network and powered by threat intelligence from Black Lotus Labs. It is designed to automatically block internet-based cyber threats, such as bots, malware, spam, phishing, Command and Control (C2) and proxy activity before they reach a business's environment. The difference between this and traditional firewalls or endpoint-based solutions, says Lumen is that it operates at the network edge.