Iain Morris

A souped-up network, greater automation and a focus on customer service are at the heart of Neil McRae's strategy to surpass his former employer.

Olaf Swantee, who built the UK's first 4G network at EE, tells a London conference Huawei is a 'fantastic' company and explains why 5G has disappointed.

Lowband congestion would normally force Bell Canada to find new spectrum or build more sites, but its work with Cohere Technologies may hold the answer.

Operators looking for broadband access network products are limited to Nokia and much smaller vendors in countries that have banned Chinese suppliers.

BT expects to cut at least another 27,500 jobs, more than a quarter of its headcount, by 2030 as it works to slash costs in the absence of sales growth.

Repeated warnings AI will cause mass joblessness, and a growing distaste for AI slop and brain enfeeblement, are generating a backlash – outside telecom.

Combined headcount for Vodafone and Three appears to have fallen 12% since before the merger, Vodafone's just-published annual report shows.

With plans to extend its fiber footprint to around 2 million premises and launch a mobile offer, Community Fibre looks like a rare 'altnet' success story in the UK.

The industry is constantly being warned about traffic growth, and yet research and telco behavior shows networks have all the capacity they need.

Rampant demand for AI has led to component shortages and driven up chip costs for network equipment vendors. Customers may eventually pay.