Paul Lipscombe is a Telecoms Editor for DatacenterDynamics. With a focus on the telecommunications industry, Paul covers a wide range of topics including network infrastructure, spectrum auctions, mergers and acquisitions, and the latest developments in 5G technology. His articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the rapidly evolving telecom landscape.
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Paul Lipscombe primarily covers telecommunications, mergers and acquisitions, network coverage, technology, and international markets. His articles mainly feature press releases from the private sector and government announcements. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expert commentary on recent developments in the telecommunications industry such as mergers and acquisitions, technological advancements impacting network coverage, or market trends within international markets. Additionally, offering exclusive data or analysis related to software & SaaS in the context of the covered topics might also be appealing to Paul.
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By: Paul Lipscombe
The telco will still hold a 25 percent stake once the deal completes
By: Paul Lipscombe
The company announced a three year data center strategy last year
By: Paul Lipscombe
The gang of four targeted copper cable across a number of UK counties
By: Paul Lipscombe
The carrier wants to reduce its mast footprint in some areas Vodafone has said its new design for 5G masts can help reduce the amount of overall masts needed in urban and suburban areas of the UK.
The transaction won't impact Lit Fibre customers UK fiber provider CityFibre has sold Lit Fibre's consumer Internet Service Provider business to its co-founders, Tom Williams and Ben Bresler.
By: Paul Lipscombe
There's still plenty of 5G spectrum to deploy to the towers The deployment of additional 5G spectrum will spur further opportunities for the telecom tower industry, according to Symphony Wireless CEO Bernard Borghei.
Expands Bell's fiber offering to the US Bell Canada has agreed to acquire US fiber company Ziply Fiber, in a deal expected to be worth as much as C$7 billion (US$5bn).
By: Paul Lipscombe
Rogers is looking to reduce debts
By: Paul Lipscombe
Great news for the two carriers
Plans for a sale of the international business is reportedly a priority
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