27 January 2012
Buy-out will enable NTT to enhance cloud services offering via ICT infrastructure across Asia More »
Nigerian operator selects Huawei for network upgrade to meet rising data services demand More »
US cable TV firm is exploring a $1bn sale that could attract bids from private-equity firms More »
26 January 2012
Chinese vendor buys Centre for Integrated Photonics, former BT fibre optics group, from development agency More »
European group Interoute to connect with Bezeq’s 2,300km Jonah submarine cable More »
Thai operator True expects to grow wifi hotspots to 100,000 in 2012 and increase revenue by 60% More »
25 January 2012
Dutch operator will consider serious bids for domestic and overseas assets, says new CFO Eric Hageman More »
Bahrain operator buys 3G licence in Jordan for $70.3m through Umniah subsidiary More »
Econet Wireless’s Liquid Telecom buys assets of wireless internet provider Zimbabwe Online More »
Zambia dissolve operator’s board as it looks to get back control of Zamtel from Libya’s LAP GreenN More »
24 January 2012
Telecoms commission Anatel wants wireless broadband to be available in match cities in time for 2014 World Cup More »
CEO of Kuwait’s Hits Telecom considers acquisition in plans to improve footprint in Liberia and Tanzania More »
Telekom Austria’s A1 says vectoring technology will increase data transmission speeds across its network More »
23 January 2012
Nokia Siemens Networks raises loan from 14 banks and has option to add more banks in the first quarter More »
Lattelecom and Deutsche Telekom agree to provide internet services between Russia and western Europe through Baltic states More »
Indian operators are complaining that they do not have enough spectrum to satisfy demand for broadband wireless. One, though, has taken a radical alternative — licence-free wifi — and already has 220,000 customers
16 January 2012
Operators should make use of the information they already have about their customers to be proactive about selling data roaming services
29 December 2011
The French regulator wants rival telecoms providers to invest in their own infrastructure, but to share facilities where possible, in a 15-20 year FTTH plan, says Philippe Distler, director general of Arcep
27 December 2011
The UK joint venture of Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom sees wholesale opportunities in working with its two parents to offer international services, says M2M head Marc Overton
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