Deutsche Telekom reaches a wholesale deal with Telefónica Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica have reached a wholesale FTTH deal. These telecom rivals extended their partnership that was launched in 2013, which allowed Telefónica to purchase VDSL lines from Deutsche Telekom. The renewed agreement has been extended for 10 more years, and now covers FTTH lines as well. This is a big opportunity for Telefónica Germany, as it is one of the smaller players in the fixed broadband market in the country. By using Deutsche Telekom’s fiber network, Telefónica has set up a clear path for itself to be an important participant in the growing ultra-fast broadband market. Read more at: https://tinyurl.com/y6985zh9 Telia sells Telia Carrier On Tuesday, the Swedish company Telia announced that it was selling its international carrier business to Swedish pension funds for $1.1 billion. Polhem Infra’s acquisition of Telia Carrier is expected to be completed in 2021, when…
Latest Posts:
- Understanding VoIP Regulatory Compliance – An Overview for Businesses
- Sinch Email Camp Returns: Get Ready for MessageMania!
- Meta Resumes Using UK User Data to Train AI Models
- Sparkle and Nexim Partner to Boost Global Internet Connectivity
- Brookfield Acquires 76,000 Towers in $2.5B India Deal
- UK Designates Data Centers as Critical National Infrastructure
- 5G-Powered Autonomous Buses: DNB, Ericsson, eMooVit Collaborate
- Seagate Expands Lyve Cloud: New Features, Global Reach
- Logicalis Advances Sustainability Goals, Achieves Major Emissions Cuts
Tag