Iain Morris

Data published by Deutsche Telekom last week shows T-Mobile's headcount has shrunk by nearly 7% this year.

The termination of KDDI's roaming agreement is forcing Rakuten to plug holes in network coverage at some expense.

The US looks past 5G disappointment and starts hyping the next gen, but major countries in its new coalition are on a 6G path with China's Huawei.

A nasty chain reaction detonated by the loss-making OpenAI and Anthropic could eventually catch up with Cisco.

The closure of a Nokia facility in Hangzhou will lead to about 1,600 job cuts and comes after the Finnish vendor took full control of its China business.

Several more wireless experts serve harsh judgment on Elon Musk's plan to build a US network of small cells.

The retreat of Ericsson and Nokia from China, with 8,500 job cuts since 2021 and more ahead, is a further step toward 6G fragmentation.

Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Comsol has a 5G plan; Turkcell shows off 6G prowess; Telefónica gets into surveillance; Subex expands in Europe.

China's ZTE reports a widening delta between revenues and profits as its expensive-to-run enterprise unit overtakes networks on sales.

Based on network slicing, the 'Fast Lane' service that EE announced this month comes with no shortage of issues.