The Swedish vendor has landed its biggest ever deal, for 5G with Verizon, worth $8.3 billion (€9.199 billion).

A1 Telekom Austria Group has established the fastest route to Turkey and is offering a range between 2Mb to 100Gb, with up to 200Gb soon.

The infrastructure deal is worth about $500 million (€423.48mn) to Telefónica and subject to the usual regulatory approvals.

The chip maker is reported to be lobbying to win financial and political support for its project.

The trial was conducted at Openreach’s Adastral Park lab in Ipswich, UK (pictured): a field trial will start in December.

Yesterday BT laid out its strategy for network evolution over the next decade. It was presented by CTO Howard Watson and Marc Allera, CEO of BT’s Consumer division.

Tech makes efficient use of mobile network resources, powered by Snapdragon Modem-RF System, and should boost IoT, cloud gaming.

ABI Research says the pandemic accelerated ML and AI in IoT, and will grow at 40% CAGR in next five years.

The operator has combined its network security with different SD-WAN technologies in a single managed service.

Capgemini finds that 48% of organisations plan to launch data ecosystem initiatives: 84% of them will do so within the next three years.

The “precommercial network” is described as a critical step in Vodafone Spain’s 5G deployment.

The operator beat 4,400 IoT category nominees for its collaborative work on Rhomberg Sersa rail construction sites.

Only €2.07 billion of the €33.71 billion budget will go on digital infrastructure, despite ambitious targets.

The two have signed an MoU as they move towards net-zero emissions, each fulfilling contracts for the other.