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Iliad is upbeat about its progress in Italy, but nonetheless is delaying the launch of its planned fixed-line service in the market. The French telco group presented its first quarter numbers on Tuesday. Amid all the back-slapping on customer acquisitions and double-digit revenue growth in Italy, it would have been easy to miss the news
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Telefónica is pushing ahead with debt-reduction efforts and this time it is logistics business Zeleris that is up for grabs. So claims Spanish business publication CincoDias, which cites unnamed sources as saying Telefónica has received initial offers from the private equity space for Zeleris, its M&A advisor having been touting the business for the past
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Telecoms.com periodically invites expert third parties to share their views on the industry’s most pressing issues. In this piece Dr Paul Carter, CEO of Global Wireless Solutions, reviews the progress of the UK 5G rollout. 5G is expanding rapidly across the UK, with the next generation network continuing to pop up at new locations served
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Australia’s telcos have not moved as quickly as their European counterparts, but 2021 is shaping up to be the year of towers sales down under. Optus has not divulged a lot about its planned towers transaction, but reports in the financial press this week suggest that things are shaping up nicely. Parent company Singtel is
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US LEO satellite outfit SpaceX will use Google data centres for its cloud applications and services at the network edge. SpaceX will move its Starlink ground stations into the Google Cloud for the same reasons pretty much every other network operator is handing the keys to its infrastructure over to public cloud giants: it’s cheaper
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Airtel is among the largest telecom operators in India and holds the second largest market share when it comes to wireless subscribers, according to latest data by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). As of January 31, 2021, Airtel added 5.8 million new wireless subscribers which was the highest among other major telecom operators in
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In 2020 the average download speed of UK residential broadband services increased by 25% from 64 Mbps to 80.2 Mbps, according to new Ofcom research. The communications regulator’s UK Home Broadband Performance report polled a sample of UK households last November. It turned out that upload speeds are improving even more rapidly, improving by 54%
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