The Goldman Sachs-backed company completed its main full fibre build in the Scottish city of Stirling, ending the first phase of its work programme in partnership with Vodafone.

Three joins Vodafone in trying to stop Ofcom’s next spectrum auction; BT calls UK government's proposed £5 billion broadband plan “a car crash”.

Rob Shuter, Group President and CEO of MTN, which is Africa’s largest operator group, will join BT before the end of this financial year.

The Finnish equipment vendor improved cash generation, and said these were “clear indications of a return to strength in mobile radio”.

KKR has reportedly offered €1.8 billion to buy 38% of TIM’s secondary copper and fibre network, having expressed interest in acquiring a stake in the local loop in March.

Pandemic pain is reflected in the Group's Q2 results as Telefónica España proposes a Digital Deal to help self-employed people, SMEs and the public sector digitalise.

 The call apparently took place within 25 days of Nokia’s software being deployed.

Openreach, the whole access division of BT, has committed to expand fibre to the premises (FTTP) to 3.2 million more rural buildings.

The operator is partnership the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Forest Research to explore monitoring technology and trees' role in fighting climate change.

The analsyt house reckons investments in network Infrastructure for 5G will hit $8.1 billion (€6.9 billion) – equal to 21.3% of the total spend on wireless infrastructure.

The licence is for 5G operations in the 24.25–24.65GHz mmWave band.

The collaboration underlines the operator’s commitment to use AI and data to speed transformation across its European footprint.

Having looked like it was out of the running after a counter offer by Digital Colony, the operators come out fighting to secure the Brazilian prize.

The business unit has added new services to help reactivate public spaces and better understand new patterns of behavior and mobility.