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5G network rollout continues in the UK with Ericsson and O2
Ericsson has been selected by O2 UK to deploy its 5G radio access network (RAN) even farther across the UK, upgrading the existing 2G/3G/4G sites as part of a substantial
Read moreO2 enhances direct partner capabilities with new insight portal
MDS Global Ltd, a business support systems (BSS)-as-a-Service provider and O2 (Telefónica UK), have developed and implemented a new Partner Insight Portal.
Read moreCompany85 rebrands to Telstra Purple
Telecommunications and technology company, Telstra announced the launch of Telstra Purple, a technology services business that brings together Telstra Enterprise’s recent acquisitions including the UK’s Company85. acquired in 2017, UK
Read moreUK mobile networks are showing real improvement but the next challenges are already here
For all developed nations, competitiveness is going to depend heavily on super-fast 5G connectivity, writes Hakan Ekmen, the chief executive of P3 communications.
Read moreThe long and winding road to 5G begins with 4G optimisation
The close of 2018 saw the UK operator O2 leave its customers without access to 3G or 4G data connectivity for more than 24 hours. The ensuing uproar underlined the
Read moreIt’s O2 so quiet – how CSPs can handle outages effectively
“We’re very sorry for Thursday’s network issues. We understand how important it is to stay connected, especially at this time of year. You’ll receive a credit for two days of
Read moreHuawei CFO arrested in Canada ‘at US request’, while Ericsson is blamed for O2 UK and Japan network fails
WEEK IN TELCO IT – Mainstream media outlets have been dominated in the last 24 hours by two telecoms-related news stories. As Jeremy Cowan reports, the China-based network systems giant,
Read moreWhy it’s time to address mobile signaling threats
Vulnerabilities around the SS7 mobile data network and Diameter have been a nagging and costly problem within the telecoms industry for years, writes Gary Miller, the vice president of Global
Read moreOne missed call: How CSPs have been left behind in the innovation wars
In the traditional supply-demand sense, communications service providers (CSPs) should be rubbing their hands together with glee. After all, they sell access to what’s now considered by most a basic
Read moreA quarter of mobile network customers won’t be back if you suffer a signalling hack
Although the security hype remains focused on now-routine cybercrime such as denial of service attacks and hacks to the systems of large brands, network security, and signalling security in particular,
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