Nick Wood is a journalist who writes for Telecoms.com and the Hampshire Chronicle. He has also been featured in Energetics. Nick covers a wide range of topics in the telecommunications industry, including new technologies, patent deals, network testing, and industry developments.
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Nick Wood's coverage predominantly focuses on telecommunications, technology, AI, mobile networks, and digital transformation. His articles often cite data and government announcements while frequently incorporating press releases.
Given this focus, it is advisable to pitch Nick with stories that involve groundbreaking advancements or changes within the telecommunications industry. He seems particularly interested in new partnerships between major companies in the tech sector as well as significant developments such as the rollout of 5G networks or emerging technologies like AI.
Additionally, given his reliance on official statements and data, offering access to exclusive reports or insights backed by credible statistics could increase your chances of capturing his interest.
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The UK has made more funding available to accelerate the development of quantum computers and the applications that run on them.
By: Nick Wood, Theo Andrew, Jamie Gordon
The move aims to ‘expand the distribution channels' of active ETFs No ETFs to show.
Keen to avoid a panic over panic alarms, the UK government has tapped up some additional telcos to ensure vulnerable customers are not left behind when their landlines are upgraded to VoIP.
Telco watchdog Ofcom has begun the long and arduous task of evaluating the current state of play in the UK wholesale market to identify any adjustments that need to be made.
Singtel has again denied that its Australian operation Optus is up for sale, after a report claimed that stake sale talks with Canada's Brookfield have reached a dead end.
As expected, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has begun a more thorough, Phase 2 investigation into Vodafone and Three's £15 billion merger.
A new report from the Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance gets to grips with the tricky issue of measuring energy consumption in virtualised networks.
Korean operator LG U+ has called for more research into distributed quantum computing to overcome some of the technology's challenges.
US cableco Comcast is adding a range of fixed and mobile packages to its prepaid Now brand, in hopes of attracting consumers affected by the impending closure of the Affordable Connectivity Programme (ACP).
Canadian cableco Rogers has agreed a new and more expansive partnership with Comcast to ensure its streaming and connectivity services remain bang up to date.
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