The wavelength-routing technology enables the operator scale up bandwidth for rapid rollout of 4G and 5G services.


Products with the chip maker’s 9150 Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) Platform have completed certification in accordance with the European Radio Equipment Directive (RED).

The report maps architectural components for applying machine learning and other artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to self-managing networks.

The software, from NetMotion, encrypts and optimises mobile performance across cellular and Wi-Fi networks for enterprise customers.

Telia Carrier has launched a software-defined wide-area network (SD-WAN) service based on Cisco’s Viptela platform.

The Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance is launching new activities to support telcos in the adoption of cloud-native infrastructure.

This “Combination” will create Europe’s second-largest listed tower company with over 22,000 towers.

After months of wrangling, the UK government, regulator Ofcom and mobile operators have agreed terms for a “world-first” Shared Rural Network.

O2 has deployed Centralised Self Organising Network (C-SON) technology in its 5G network in a bid to optimise customer experience.

Digital infrastructure provider CityFibre has revealed 36 new towns and cities to receive full-fibre as part of its £4 billion Gigabit City Investment Programme.

5G is now live in 24 markets worldwide and set to account for 56% of connections by 2025, according to the GSMA’s new Mobile Economy report.

Telefónica, working with partners, has developed a 5G augmented reality solution that allows passengers to view immersive content projected onto tour bus windows, superimposed on landmarks.

Nokia's slower than expected progress has been attributed to Intel being late to launch 10 nanometer (nm) systems on chip (SoC) and poor in-house development.

Dave Dyson is to step down as CEO of Three UK; Robert Finnegan, CEO of Three Ireland, will assume the role for the UK too from 30 March.