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Cornerstone is set to introduce a cutting-edge neutral host network utilizing smart street light technology in urban environments.
Market Watch

Cornerstone Partners with Signify for Smart Street Light Network

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Cornerstone, a leading passive infrastructure provider managing Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) and Vodafone’s shared mobile network, is set to introduce a cutting-edge neutral host network utilizing smart street light technology in urban environments.The partnership between Cornerstone and Signify, a Netherlands-based company spun off from Philips in 2016, will leverage Signify’s BrightSites Broadband Luminaire products. These innovative LED streetlamps act as network extenders, supporting a mesh network using 60 GHz millimetre-wave (mmWave) spectrum to facilitate 5G connectivity.

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The modern telecoms landscape is ever-evolving, with mobile services providers innovating and experimenting to optimise connectivity.
Broadband

VMO2’s Satellite Strategy: Bridging UK’s Digital Divide Effectively

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Bridging the digital divide in vast and harsh terrains like the Scottish Highlands, VMO2 embarks on a novel approach, utilizing a constellation of Low Earth Orbit satellites from Starlink for critical backhaul services. Bypassing conventional, costly terrestrial infrastructure, VMO2’s tests have proven the potency of satellite technology in improving coverage across the UK.

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At an investment banking conference in Estonia, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm highlighted Europe's position in the global telecom arena.
Telco Buzz

European Telecom Competitiveness at Risk, Warns Ericsson CEO

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In a stark warning delivered at a regional investment banking conference in Tallinn, Estonia, Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm highlighted Europe’s precarious position in the global telecom arena. Emphasizing the urgent need for regulatory reform and innovation prioritization, Ekholm cautioned that Europe’s telecom industry is trailing far behind its counterparts in the US, China, and India.

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Telecom News | Week #11: 5G monetization, Vodafone switch campaign, Pew teen survey, Verizon report on data usage, Iliad €10 billion goal.
News Roundup

A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #11

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Telecom leaders discussed the challenge of monetizing 5G. Vodafone’s ‘The Great British Telecoms Switch’ campaign offers BT customers savings and compensations to switch providers. A Pew Research Center survey found U.S. teens have a complex relationship with smartphones. Verizon’s report shows a 129% rise in mobile network traffic over 5 years. Iliad aims to become the fifth-largest mobile operator in Europe by 2024.

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West Africa has been compromised following the damage to a subsea cable, causing internet services to be unavailable or barely functional.
Infrastructure

Internet Instability in West Africa: Evaluating Undersea Cable Damage Impact

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Internet connectivity in West Africa is in a fragile state due to substantial damage to critical undersea cables resulting in limited or non-existent service in regions including Ivory Coast, Liberia, and Benin. The impact is reportedly extreme, with ripple effects reaching as far as South Africa. Telecom giants MTN and Vodafone linked the disruptions to these cable issues.

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TalkTalk has surged ahead to become the UK's largest retail fibre broadband provider, boasting a service reach to over 15 million premises.
Broadband

TalkTalk Leads in UK Fibre Broadband Reach Amid Challenges

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TalkTalk has surged ahead to become the UK’s largest retail fibre broadband provider, boasting a service reach to over 15 million premises, edging out competitors like Vodafone and Zen Internet in the race for the broadest fibre network. This expansion has positioned TalkTalk at the forefront of the UK’s digital infrastructure landscape, despite facing operational hiccups.

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