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In the race for mobile performance, T-Mobile still leads the pack, but Verizon and AT&T are diligently narrowing the division.
Telco Buzz

T-Mobile’s Network Supremacy Challenged by Verizon and AT&T

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Despite a minor dip in its median download speed, T-Mobile continues to reign in mobile performance. However, Verizon and AT&T are gradually closing the gap, as reflected in Ookla’s recent market report. Nonetheless, T-Mobile remains dominant, not only in download speed but across most network parameters. The race is particularly close in 5G latency and consistency, where all three telecom giants exhibit competitive performance. Stay tuned as these corporate titans strive to have the final say in technological supremacy.

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BT with Nokia and MediaTek, is exploring the potential of 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) for Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
IoT

Exploring 5G RedCap: Unleashing IoT Potential or Overhyped Innovation?

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Telecommunication giant BT, in collaboration with Nokia and MediaTek, is exploring the potential of 5G Reduced Capability (RedCap) for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Recently conducted trials at BT’s research centre aimed at uncovering new use-cases for this technology, which, simplified and less complex than 4G, promises a more efficient IoT ecosystem. As suggested by BT’s Chief Networks Officer, Greg McCall, the RedCap technology could “unlock a new wave of innovation” within the 5G landscape.

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Nokia takes a leap in telecoms with unique Cloud RAN trial, persistently striving to achieve parity between Cloud RAN and purpose-built RAN.
Broadband

Unpacking Nokia and Ericsson’s Strategies in Cloud RAN Acceleration

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Nokia takes a significant leap in telecom landscape with a unique Cloud RAN trial, persistently striving to achieve parity between Cloud RAN and purpose-built RAN. This strategic move, involving Elisa, explores In-Line acceleration potential, positioning Nokia in a subtle competition with Ericsson’s ‘Look-Aside’ approach. The latter’s reticence adds intrigue to this telecommunication rivalry. However, will Nokia’s In-Line strategy prove to be the more efficient route?

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SpaceX's Starlink offers an innovative Direct to Cell feature allowing existing LTE phones to function even in remote locations.
Telco Buzz

Starlink’s Direct to Cell: Revolutionary Connectivity or Technical Challenge?

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Intriguingly, SpaceX’s Starlink offers an innovative Direct to Cell feature allowing existing LTE phones to function even in remote locations – a potential boon for those often out of terrestrial coverage. With a rollout plan targeting texts by 2024, and full voice, data, and IoT compatibility by 2025, Starlink seems poised for a breakthrough. While the proposition seems formidable, concerns around possible limitations of Starlink’s proprietary technology remind us advantages of relying on industry best practices. Without disclosed pricing details, we can only anticipate how this venture will fare against other satellite connectivity contenders.

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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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Thierry Breton, Internal Market commissioner of the European Commission, is advocating for a unified European telecoms market.
Telco Buzz

Thierry Breton’s Single Telecom Vision

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Thierry Breton, Internal Market commissioner of the European Commission, is advocating for a unified European telecoms market, anticipating advancements in growth, innovation, and swift adaptability to emerging technologies. Arguing against the current market fragmentation, he believes regulatory easing on issues like spectrum acquisition could invite investors to support future networks. Simultaneously, telecom operators suggest cross-border consolidation as a potential path when local financial conditions improve.

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In a significant internal reshuffle, Ericsson has appointed Chris Houghton as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).
Telecom News

Exploring Ericsson’s Leadership Shuffle: Impact on Operational Efficiency

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Ericsson’s internal reshuffle sees Chris Houghton step into the role of COO and Åsa Tamsons as Head of Enterprise Wireless Solutions. Houghton’s focus will be on group-spanning initiatives like cost-efficiency drives, while Tamsons aims to fast-track breaking even for her division. However, with senior team members stepping down and Jan Sprafke being appointed Chief Compliance Officer, Ericsson shows no signs of slowing its innovative drive amidst industry changes.

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In advance of opening an official probe regarding the proposed merger of Vodafone and Three in the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has invited stakeholders to provide early comments.
M&A

Examining the Impact of Vodafone-Three Merger on UK Telecom Sector

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As the Competition and Markets Authority gears up for an official investigation about the planned merger between Vodafone and Three, concerns such as reduced consumer choices, price hikes, and changing market dynamics are cropping up. Simultaneously, anticipation builds over potential improvements and expansive opportunities the merger might usher in for the UK’s mobile network scene.

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BT and Immersive Interactive Ltd introduce the Immersive Spaces project for business and public sector organisations across Northern Ireland.
Market Watch

5G-Enabled Immersive Spaces: Pioneering Interactive Learning Opportunities

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BT and Immersive Interactive Ltd introduce the Immersive Spaces project across Northern Ireland. This 5G-enabled, interactive simulation offers a variety of experiences and learning opportunities for multiple sectors. The space offers a 360° view through HD projectors connecting to EE’s mobile network. Attributes like real-life scenarios, interactive elements, and sensorial enhancements are plunging users into exciting simulated realities. The technology has applications in training environments and sectors across the board, allowing users to step into realistic or imagined situations. Learn more about this revolutionary platform and its potential.

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