This aim of this multi-year deal is to enable the operator to deliver “world-class digital consumer-like customer experiences to enterprises”.

The network will be the first of its kind in the US, according to the parties, as DISH strives to become the fourth national mobile provider.

Swisscom and the Vodafone Group have worked with the vendor on the compact ingtegrated-antenna platform which enables wider 5G deployment without extending their sites' footprint.

The wholesale carrier joined forces with tech provider Avnet Silica, which will embed 2G, 3G, 4G,  NB-IoT and LTE-M/Cat-M1 connectivity via BICS’ global SIM for Things IoT solution.

The deployment will be managed by Rackspace in the UK, Denmark, the Netherlands, France and Germany.

UK operator says Government policy is needed to speed up 5G deployment in the next decade citing research published today.

The network was a joint effort between France’s four mobile operators – Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, SFR and Orange.

The network went down in London for up to six hours last Friday causing fury among the ranks of home workers. Today the company announces new broadband deals.

Spending on non-cloud environments saw double-digit declines in the quarter, according to research from IDC.

US warns UK against allowing Chinese company to proceed with its plan, in which it will invest £1 billion on the first phase alone.

Enterprises now have a single connection to multiple cloud service providers, including cloud-to-cloud connections, over SD-WAN.

Separately, Telefónica, Vodafone and Duetsche Telekom (DT) Germany interconnected RCS via Mavenir's Business Messaging Cloud to cover 13 countries.

The global private investment company is leading a consortium which will acquire a 30.2% share of Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane (INWIT) currently held by TIM.

CEOs agree to deploy optical and wireless technologies; NTT will acquire shares in NEC – a leading supplier to Rakuten Mobile.