India’s Supreme Court severely criticised the country’s Department of Telecommunications for attempting to reach a mutually acceptable deal with operators.

The trial showed decentralised token enabling mobile-based services and connectivity of IoT devices on the Isle of Man.

Several European telcos are sharing data, in line with privacy laws, to help authorities manage the response to coronavirus (COVID-19).

Russian telco MTS is launching an online programme to accelerate digital start-ups from around the world.

The regulator said its decision is due to the outbreak of coronavirus – the auction was scheduled to take place in April.

The renewed three-year contract means Proximus subscribers can continue to back up digital content to a secure cloud service.

The trials will run in Brazil, Germany, Spain and the UK this year and involve Altiostar, Gigatera Communications, Intel, Supermicro and Xilinx.

ETSI’s open source Management and Orchestration (OSM) group held its Hackfest remotely after the gathering planned for March 9-12 in Madrid was cancelled due to the coronavirus.

The UK’s four major operators – O2, EE, Three UK and Vodafone – were affected by a fault which stopped some users from being able to make calls yesterday.

The company is upgrading its IoT Network Grid (WING) managed service with 5G and edge capabilities.

From tomorrow, a section of Jubilee line will gain mobile coverage through a trial involving the UK’s four mobile operators.

6G will be finalised by the 2030s, according to Deloitte, when the UK will be reaching the limits of 5G, readying for 6G and contemplating 7G.

The £23.8 million Local Full Fibre Networks Programme will connect more than 1,700 public sites across the metropolis in north-west England.

UK telecom regulator Ofcom has outlined the rules for how it will award 700 MHz and 3.6-3.8 GHz spectrum in the next auction.