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Deutsche Telekom jumps in on IRIS2 satellite project

3 weeks ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

Deutsche Telekom is throwing its connectivity and IT infrastructure hats into the ring for the IRIS2, the EU’s project for a multi-orbital constellation of communication satellites. DT’s contribution to the scheme will involve the design of advanced IT and data centre services, secure networks (WAN) and a 5G core network. It joins a consortium of firms collectively known as SpaceRISE, which includes SES, Eutelsat and Hispasat.
AWS seeks to allay security fears with new European sovereign cloud company

3 weeks ago | telecoms.com | Scott Bicheno

Imaginatively named ‘AWS European Sovereign Cloud’ the new organisation is positioned as offering the maximum levels of local governance and control while still being owned by AWS. The parent company, which will formally launch before the end of this year, will be run by Kathrin Renz, who leads AWS’s industries business. But it’s OK because she’s nice and German and thus, we’re asked to believe, will prioritise Europe stuff.
50 mobile masts upgraded to boost rural UK connectivity

1 month ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

The UK Government has announced 50 existing mobile masts across England, Scotland and Wales have been upgraded to improve rural mobile coverage. The masts, which were initially only used to connect EE customers and those calling 999, have now been upgraded to provide coverage from all mobile network operators.
MasOrange bags €11 billion in financing to fund FiberCo

1 month ago | telecoms.com | Mary Lennighan

The Spanish operator announced that it has hammered out the package with almost 20 banks, which it is taking as a sign of strong support from both national and international capital markets. The package is split into two parts: up to €6.5 billion at the MasOrange level and €4.7 billion in infrastructure financing at FiberCo, the fibre-to-the-home joint venture it formally agreed with Vodafone Spain in January.
Microsoft promises speedier scientific research with agentic AI

1 month ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

Microsoft has announced a new enterprise agentic platform called Microsoft Discovery, which purports to accelerate research times by giving scientists and engineers specialised AI agents to collaborate with.
Charter and Cox combine in $34.5 billion merger

1 month ago | telecoms.com | Andrew Wooden

The combined business will “create an industry leader in mobile and broadband communications services,” says the release, and will involve Charter acquiring Cox Communications’ commercial fibre and managed IT and cloud businesses, while Cox Enterprises will contribute Cox Communications’ residential cable business to Charter Holdings, an existing subsidiary partnership of Charter.
Telstra to launch 'just in case' direct-to-cell service soon

1 month ago | telecoms.com | Mary Lennighan

However, while the satellite offer will bring very basic connectivity to people in areas where mobile coverage might not reach, it is not yet at a stage where it could be relied upon in an emergency. For now, Telstra is pitching it as a "just in case" connectivity layer. Indeed, the Australian incumbent is taking great pains to set expectations from the start. It published a lengthy statement essentially explaining the limitations of direct-to-cell.
VMO2 merges with Daisy to create £1.4 billion B2B provider

1 month 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

1 month 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 month ago | telecoms.com | Nick Wood

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