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MTN suffers cyber incident but infrastructure safe

The Pan-African telco is the latest of a growing list of telcos being targeted by malicious actors

Play and Scaleway partner to give Poland sovereign cloud

The move by Iliad in Poland demonstrates the company is serious about creating sovereign AI services for Europe outside the US hyperscalers

euNetworks appoints Marisa Trisolino as new CEO

The recapitalised operator wants to make a dent in the burgeoning AI traffic story unfolding across the continent

Nokia’s Q1 profits fall, new chief mulls more manufacturing in US

Justin Hotard, who became CEO of the Finnish vendor on 1 April, is having a baptism of fire but confirmed expectations of meeting guidance for the year as T-Mobile renews contractr

Ofcom first to ban leasing of global identifiers to combat fraud via mobile

The UK's communications watchdog claims it is the first regulator anywhere in the world to have taken this step – what's taking so long?

Vodafone partners Zinia for flexible handset financing

Many users are content with their own devices as new ones don't offer a radically different experience, so operators need to be creative

Orange partners F-Secure to tackle cyber-threats

The cyber security solutions will be added to Orange Cyberdefense to protect European customers

A1 Bulgaria and Vodafone Germany demo first interoperator 5GSA roaming

"An important step forward in being able to offer commercial 5G SA roaming, supporting high quality voice calls…picture messaging, video streaming and fast data services"

Saudi’s Tawal chooses Nokia for multi-tenant Open RAN rollout

The Saudi Arabian-based towerco has been working for a while with Nokia on shared connectivity infrastructure

Vodafone deploys conical 5G antennas to hit dead spots in tunnels

Road and rail tunnels can be difficult areas to cover with 5G so the operator has tried some new multi-band antennas to help out

Orange initiates in-person listening to customers in 17 MEA countries

The operator despatched 10,000 employees from all functions to meet 15,000 customers in 120 cities and villages, on the same day, to gain a better understanding of what they want

Starlink stalls in South Africa despite progress elsewhere on the continent

Regulations in Elon Musk's native country insist overseas firms must have 30% South African ownership, which the US-based billionaire says are "a barrier"

Smartphone shipments stutter as tariff impacts loom

The tech sector shock looks set to rumble on as supply chains realign and European companies rethink cloud suppliers

NVIDIA’s CEO accepts invitation to Beijing after billion dollar losses

The fallout from weaponising tariffs and trade restrictions is a series of unexpected consequences, which don't look likely to benefit the US ultimately

NorthC acquires six Colt data centres in Germany and the Netherlands

The transaction includes data centres in key metropolitan regions including Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Düsseldorf and Amsterdam
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