TelecomTV

In 2001, TelecomTV revolutionized B2B communication by introducing the first online TV channel solely focused on the global telecommunications industry. By merging written news and analysis with streaming video interviews, panel discussions, and documentary-style features, TelecomTV attracts 400,000 visitors each year, offering a distinctive mix of content. This includes contributions from our experienced journalists, as well as valuable insights from the industry itself. TelecomTV stands out as the media platform with the highest participation from senior executives in Communications Service Providers and the broader telecom ecosystem. These leaders share exclusive insights and thought leadership on the challenges the industry faces as it undergoes significant transformation in technology, business practices, and culture. At TelecomTV, our goal is to deliver a reliable, unbiased platform where the telecom industry can share knowledge and experiences through our global programming. We aim to support Communications Service Providers (CSPs) as they transition to Digital Service Providers. Our interviews, discussions, news reports, and video features create a space for CSPs to express their challenges and goals while also hearing from top technology innovators about how transformative technologies—such as SDN, NFV, MEC, Open Source, Automation, AI, IoT, and 5G—can help them evolve their networks to provide high-speed, valuable services to both enterprise and consumer customers in the modern era.

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English

Online/Digital

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Global

#645773

United Kingdom

#201383

Computers Electronics and Technology/Computers Electronics and Technology

#3940

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BT’s approach to autonomous networks and enhanced security

1 week ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

Ray Le Maistre, TelecomTV (00:05):So we are at DTW Ignite 2025 back in Copenhagen again in the heat of the June sun in the lovely greenhouse experience we have here at the show. I'm here with Howard Watson, Chief Security and Networks officer at BT Group. Howard, great to see you again. Thanks for joining us. Great to be here, Ray, at this event over the years, it's evolved from a show about focused on OSS and BSS and shifted more towards AI, automation, et cetera, and autonomous networks.
Can Google Cloud meet the autonomous network needs of telcos?

1 week ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

Ra Le Maistre, TelecomTV (00:05):We are in Copenhagen for the TM four's, DTW Ignite 2025. I'm here with Angelo Libertucci. He's Global head of Industry for telecom at Google Cloud. Angelo, great to have you with us today. Thanks very much for joining Telecom tv. Angelo Libertucci, Google Cloud (00:20):Great to be here as well. Thank you so much for having me.
In the AI era, are telcos ‘moving’ faster?

1 week ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

COPENHAGEN – DTW Ignite 2025 – Telcos are often accused of being too slow to react and adapt to change and new opportunities, so how are they coping in the breakneck speed environment of the ‘AI era’?
Ericsson revamps its OSS & BSS for the AI era

1 week ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

COPENHAGEN – DTW Ignite 2025 – Ericsson has rocked into this year’s DTW Ignite event, the annual gathering for the telco software community, with a revamped OSS and BSS portfolio for the AI-native telco era: Its pitch is focused on telco top and bottom lines, features support from hyperscaler Amazon Web Services (AWS), and includes some customer references that give credence to its claims.
Mavenir grabs a financial lifeline, doubles down on mobile core

1 week ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

Mavenir and its controlling shareholder Siris Capital have struck a recapitalisation deal with the vendor’s lenders that will “meaningfully strengthen” the telecom software specialist’s balance sheet by wiping $1.3bn from its debt pile and providing it with $300m of new financing.
Google adds to the autonomous networking noise

2 weeks ago | telecomtv.com | Ray Le Maistre

As telcos further adopt ‘horizontal’ cloud-native IT platforms and embrace the growing number of AI applications and resources that can help make them more efficient organisations, so their goal of achieving autonomous network operations starts to become more of a reality, as we heard during the recent DSP Leaders World Forum when industry executives discussed the topic during one of the AI-native telco sessions – see The AI-Native Telco: Improving efficiency and profitability through AI and...
It’s a wrap: Telco evolution, industry-specific focus and tech innovation

2 weeks ago | telecomtv.com | Tony Poulos

Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:17):Hi, it's probably no need to mention but I'm Tony Poulos and I'm here at the DSP Leaders World Forum and it's wrap up time. We've reached the end of two fabulous days and many, many sessions and lots and lots of extra shots. And this is the last one I have with me, the two hot shots, or shall I say, big shots of the event, Ray Le Maistre and Guy Daniels. I'm going to quiz you two now on exactly what was the highlight for each of you. I'm going to start with you, Ray.
Bridging the gap between telecoms and logistics

2 weeks ago | telecomtv.com | Tony Poulos

Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:16):Hello there. I'm Tony Poulos and I'm a DSP Leaders World Forum in Windsor. We've had a fabulous session just now talking about the logistics and transportation industries and reducing the complexities of large scale, multi-domain solutions. It's a very interesting topic, and to help me out with this one, I've got Graham Wilde, who's the head of 5G business development at the three Group Solutions.
Connected vehicles and 6G speculation unwrapped

2 weeks ago | telecomtv.com | Tony Poulos

Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:16):Hi there. Tony Poulos here at DSP Leaders World Forum, and it's been a busy couple of days so far. Great sessions, great conversations, and lots of networking. We have a free session now, so I thought I'd drag in some old heads say that very kindly. Of course. Firstly, Martyn Warwick, who is the editor in chief for telecom tv, who's been around longer than, well, I can't go there. And Andrew Coward is the general manager of Software network at IBM. Andrew, welcome.
Open, virtual, and AI-enabled technologies are the future of RAN

2 weeks ago | telecomtv.com | Tony Poulos

Tony Poulos, TelecomTV (00:17):Tony Poulos here at the DSP Leaders World Forum and a new version of Extra Shot. Boy, we're getting through a lot of extra shots today and luckily I've had a lot of coffee to carry you through all of these. We've just been through a really interesting session, I think is the best word for it. Talking about the future of RAN and building the future with an open virtual and AI enabled ran. We've been talking about this for quite some time.