Digital Service Provider Transformation in Action

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Telefónica’s Rao warns against 6G jump before realising 5G’s B2B potential

FutureNet World: O2 Germany CTIO cautions telcos against jumping into 6G too quickly and calls for improvements in enterprise sector to close gap between potential and realised revenue growth. Read more, including further views from BT and Three UK…

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Comms industry looks off-planet for next-gen networks

Non‑terrestrial network technology is set to be in demand as commercial space exploration gathers steam, while public‑private projects building a presence in space may provide additional benefits for Earth‑based connectivity.

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BT’s spectrum wish list: more frequencies, fewer fees, and care on sharing

BT’s spectrum policy lead lays out spectrum desires, including more bandwidth, with reworked licencing fees to better reflect need for network investment, and a nuanced approach to shared access…

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T-Mobile US taps Nokia to boost 5G fixed wireless play

Finnish vendor to provide its Multi-Access Gateway to improve FWA scalability and efficiency.

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Open RAN insider briefing: Wind River and allies beyond the tipping point

Presented at Fyuz23 in Madrid with key collaborators Intel and Dell, the systems provider’s ORAN and vRAN ‘Tipping Point’ workshop gives operators an insiders’ roadmap. Deployments at Verizon and Vodafone showcased as operational and commercial outriders. Read more…

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UK MNOs remain optimistic on private networks, despite reduced rollouts

BT and Vodafone tell TelcoTitans that the UK’s private network market is getting stronger, despite Ofcom data showing 25% drop in deployments.