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EXA Infrastructure has announced it has added a fifth transatlantic route to its network footprint with the addition of the Dunant cable.
Infrastructure

Exa Infrastructure Announces New Transatlantic Cable Route, Enhancing Its Data Centre-To-Data Centre Strategy

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EXA Infrastructure, the largest dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, today announced it has added a fifth transatlantic route to its network footprint with the addition of the Dunant cable, connecting the US and Europe via a southern corridor across the Atlantic. This new route complements EXA’s existing cables, connecting Paris and Bordeaux in France to the large data centre clusters of Virginia Beach, Richmond and Ashburn in the US. This new route offers excellent diversity from other transatlantic cables, as well as connecting to EXA’s extensive European backbone onwards to Madrid, Barcelona and Marseille via differentiated routes.

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Neos Networks accelerates its journey toward 100 on-net data centres with the new addition of two pivotal UK sites to its fibre network.
Infrastructure

Neos Networks Expands Infrastructure for UK Connectivity Growth

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Neos Networks accelerates its journey toward 100 on-net data centres with the new addition of two pivotal UK sites to its fibre network. Offering secure and high-capacity connectivity, these centres bolster the UK’s tech hubs while surging towards embracing digital innovations and reliable connectivity. The impact of such expansion unfolds an intriguing storyline of the country’s evolving connectivity landscape.

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Climate change casts a menacing shadow over the infrastructure underpinning the Internet, including fiber optic cables.
Infrastructure

Climate Change Impact on Internet Infrastructure

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Climate change casts a menacing shadow over the infrastructure underpinning the Internet, including fiber optic cables and colocation facilities. The predicament Saint-Martin island faced after Hurricane Irma’s assault prompted Setics Sttar to reimagine their rebuilding strategy. Subterranean framework emerged as a key defense against future environmental disasters, demonstrating the necessity to fuse climate risk considerations with infrastructure planning. Seeking a climate risk assessment for your FTTH Network design has become not only optimal but essential in the face of a changing world.

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The international telecommunication industry has turned its eager eyes towards the upcoming 2023 Global Telecoms Awards.
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Unveiling 2023 Global Telecoms Awards: Innovation and Sustainability Showdown

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Anticipation builds as the international telecommunication industry readies for the 2023 Global Telecoms Awards, offering a glimpse of the brightest advancements in the sector. This year’s fierce competition promises a thrilling revelation on November 30th, stretching from top-shelf 5G innovations to groundbreaking strides in AI and sustainable telecom solutions. Coinciding with the awards, the Future Vision Executive Summit promises to stimulate discussion on pressing telecom industry topics. Don’t miss out, the future of telecommunications unfolds here.

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Spain started the next stage of its €1 billion initiative to expand 5G tech advancements to locations with less than 10,000 inhabitants.
5G

Bridging Spain’s Digital Divide: The Billion-Euro 5G Initiative

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An ambitious €1 billion initiative is underway in Spain to narrow down the digital divide in rural areas, spearheaded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation. The project focuses on escalating the presence of 5G technology, committing an impressive €544 million towards standalone deployments. Aimed at areas unlikely to be targeted by private sector network deployments, it accentuates the government’s determination to extend tech revolutions to the unserved regions. With potential applications to various sectors, Spain’s pathway to complete 5G integration could serve as an inspirational model for others in this era of digital transformation.

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20 notable European telco CEOs, under the GSMA, urge EU policymakers for a comprehensive revamp of the present regulatory environment.
Infrastructure

European Telcos Urge Big Tech’s Infrastructure Cost Participation

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Summoning a significant tide in the telecommunications sector, 20 notable European telco CEOS, under the GSMA, urge EU policymakers for a comprehensive revamp of the present regulatory environment. They key point is the mounting need for major tech corporations to contribute to telco infrastructure costs in the midst of a data traffic surge. However, critics argue such proposal infringes upon net neutrality principles and imposes a dual-end payments system.

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Amid growing inflation and swelling telecom budgets, the advent of 6G brings in costly implications tied to RAN equipment
Broadband

6G Implementation: Budget Constraints and Future-Proof Solutions

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Amid growing inflation and swelling telecom budgets, the advent of 6G brings in costly implications tied to Radio Access Network (RAN) equipment. As these financial implications loom, The Next Generation Mobile Network (NGMN) Alliance proposes a different approach to 6G implementation that may spare existing 5G infrastructure from unnecessary renewal. They advocate an operator-driven decision process in refreshing the 5G RAN, maintaining that 6G upgrade should not compromise 5G user experience and should be software-upgradable on existing network elements. As 5G capex reaches its peak in markets like the U.S., NGMN’s stance could potentially redefine traditional strategies in introducing new generations of mobile technology.

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T-Mobile US is reportedly negotiating with open access network operator Tillman FiberCo about utilizing its FTTP infrastructure.
Infrastructure

Unraveling the Potential Impact of T-Mobile’s Entry into Retail Fiber Market

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T-Mobile US’s reported negotiations with Tillman FiberCo to utilize their fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) infrastructure could significantly shape the retail fiber market. T-Mobile previously expressed interest in the fiber broadband sector, and partnering with Tillman could mitigate potential expenses of such endeavor. This potential venture aligns with Tillman’s recent strategic alliance with Northleaf Capital Partners, pooling $200 million for the FTTP rollout. While coverage plans remain unclear, this project is likely substantial and may lead to T-Mobile formally stepping into the fiber broadband landscape.

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