Week in Telco IT

The European Commission has kicked the possibility of US big tech paying towards next generation networks into the long grass, it seems, when it initially suggested it could act on

Nokia has shown over the last week how it can continue to serve the evolving needs of the mobile industry with some key announcements. Business technology journalist, Antony Savvas views

There’s been big news on the telco security front in the past week, with mobile and fixed operators now facing big daily fines if they continue to be care-free with

Google Cloud has given notice to customers that it’s axing its IoT Core service next year, leaving them to find an alternative mobile device deployment and management service. Business technology

Satellite connectivity services offer the chance to fill the gaps where traditional broadband and terrestrial mobile networks can’t reach, but the fighting over these potentially lucrative scraps of business is

Despite much scaremongering, fears over security have become less of a concern for organisations adopting IoT (Internet of Things) solutions, than they were five years ago. Business technology journalist, Antony

There’s some potentially good news on service prices for telcos, as others face problems on the industrial relations front. Business technology journalist, Antony Savvas looks at developments.

Telcos needing to upgrade their networks to serve new markets are being aided by more easily deployable technology and testing solutions to do it. Business technology journalist, Antony Savvas takes

Well over five years ago the Mirai botnet successfully took over large sections of the Internet of Things (IoT). Now, Microsoft is weighing in to help prevent similar attacks. Business

Private mobile networks, Open RAN and edge services are key growth areas of the telco market, and market developments in all were a feature of the past week. Business technology