The country’s 5G spectrum auction enters its tenth week, with bids worth €6 billion so far.

BT's Openreach could be forced to open up ducts, poles and fibre to more competitors under new rules proposed by the UK’s telecoms watchdog Ofcom.

Swisscom is launching a new app for Swisscom TV delivered via its UHD-ready TV-Box. NOOW app uses blockchain to protect and manage copyright of digital artworks.

Two CTOs were recognised for their determined pioneering spirit and innovative approach at an Awards ceremony in London.

Vodafone and Ericsson successfully demonstrated 5G for gaming on the go; Vodafone UK has teamed up with esport leader, ESL.

Huawei claims to be the first in the communications industry to propose ‘deterministic networking’.

Belgian operator Proximus is rolling out fibre in the City of Vilvoorde as part of its ongoing, €3 billion fibre deployment plan.

The French regulator Arcep sticks to 2020 deadline; Huawei claims 5G equipment is "tailor-made for Europe".

From 30th May, 5G will be available in Belfast, Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh, London and Manchester.

Deutsche Telekom recently held the first meeting of its newly founded Municipal Advisory Board in Berlin.

UK mobile operators could claim back up to £220 million (€250 million) in spectrum licence fees, after Vodafone UK won a legal case against regulator Ofcom.

Deutsche Telekom, which is still bidding in the fierce 5G spectrum auction in Germany, finally gets some better news from across the Atlantic.

A growing number of disputes about the installation of 5G equipment risks delaying 5G’s roll-out in the UK, a new report claims.

Openreach, the access infrastructure division of BT Group, is deploying ADVA’s FSP 150-GO102Pro Series to help mobile operators  roll out small cell services across the UK.