BT has halted its pilot to transform street cabinets into EV charging stations after a promising start in East Lothian, Scotland. Financial challenges, including rising costs and profit declines, are speculated as reasons.
Today, we all recognize that the ability to retain and port phone numbers across different service providers is critical for both businesses and individuals. The process of porting numbers within a single country has evolved in recent years, and moving a telephone number from one provider to another has become relatively straightforward. However, these procedures become significantly more complex and sometimes less reliable when porting across international borders. Different countries have disparate telecom networks, as well as their own technical standards, regulatory frameworks, and operational procedures. All these components must be coordinated or integrated to enable successful global number porting. It is important for subscribers who use international telecom services to understand the challenges of global number porting, to have realistic expectations of the process, and to be able to ask relevant questions. This article sheds light on the complexities involved in global porting services, and the broader implications for consumers…
EXA Infrastructure’s acquisition of Aqua Comms marks a transformative step in enhancing its transatlantic capabilities. With expertise in subsea infrastructure, Aqua Comms enriches EXA’s 150,000km network.
In a landmark move for UK telecoms, Ofcom introduces regulations mandating clear pricing transparency for telecom services. No more unexpected mid-contract price hikes—providers must now clearly outline price changes.
BT Group’s groundbreaking trial of 5G Standalone network slicing on the EE network in Belfast significantly optimized mobile payment systems during the bustling Christmas Market. This real-world application highlights BT’s 5G SA technology potential.
Swiss IoT module maker u-blox’s exit from the cellular IoT sector marks a strategic pivot to focus on profitable areas like GNSS satellite positioning. Persistent losses in the cellular division, driven by intense pricing competition and extended 5G IoT development timelines, influenced this decision amidst broader market challenges.
DIDWW is expanding its Emergency Calling services to China, offering businesses reliable access to Public Safety Answering Points. This enhancement ensures seamless emergency connectivity, promoting safety, compliance, and trust.
The Adani Group’s ambitious industrial 5G plans have hit a standstill. Despite acquiring mmWave spectrum for $27 million in 2022, no private networks have been deployed, drawing penalties from India’s DoT.
Sparkle has partnered with Oceanic Environmental Cables to recycle 22,000 kilometers of unused submarine cables, significantly reducing carbon emissions. By repurposing materials, they drive eco-friendly practices.
LightSpeed partners with Neos Networks to enhance high-speed connectivity across the Midlands and East of England. Utilizing 10Gbps XGS-PON and Neos’ infrastructure, the alliance expands FTTP services, targeting underserved areas.
