Nokia kit will replace existing RANs and deploy 5G; Ericsson will evolve to non-standalone in the core for Proximus and Orange Belgium.

BT is the first operator to use a new service from Cisco designed to improve the performance of video streaming as we huddle round our screens.

Arguably the real question is what took the incumbent so long – or why the regulator didn’t act sooner – given Germany’s scarce fibre infrastructure?

The alternative UK broadband service provider has confirmed rumours it is in takeover negotiations with an existing shareholder.

The operator has chosen Colt Technology Services as a preferred provider for fibre backhaul connectivity.

Backed by Orange and Vodafone, the two trade organisations want to bring consistency and ease-of-use to standardised Open APIs.

In its latest update, TIP's rollcall of Open RAN trials is long and varied, backed by many Tier 1 operators and a growing cohort of vendors.

The Telecom Infrastructure Project (TIP) announces “significant update” to its OpenRAN Project Group.

Cisco ordered to pay Centripetal Network $1.9 billion – 2.5 times the damages awarded as punishment for bad behaviour in David and Goliath patent suit.

It will be acquired by Swedish pensions investment firm Polhem Infra but the two will form a long term, strategic partnership.

The networks will use Everynet’s LoRaWAN technology, deployed across Cellnex’s mesh of infrastructure.

It's a sweet moment for one of three largest network equipment vendors which has had a rough ride for “being late” to the 5G party.

It has deployed two 100Gbps network-to-network interfaces from SSE Enterprise Telecoms across its UK network.

The auction concluded in three days with the country’s biggest mobile operator, Orange, picking up four of the 11 spectrum blocks.