FY25–26: BT International may be smaller and more focused but the challenge remains acute. New CEO Clive Selley brought in to steer a turnaround, just as the sell-off rumour mill gets spinning again.
Analyst Briefing: as BT makes a return for consumers, BT’s B2B brand has got to work itself: nationwide slicing in the UK, and a new unified comms platform and STACKIT integration overseas. Elsewhere, a warning on sovereignty regulation from Colin Bannon, rival Vodafone’s UK bulk-up, and a quantum R&D milestone…
Losing flagship football broadcasting rights mean the joint venture is nearing a subscription revenue cliff edge, but prompts a TNT reset after years of massive rights payments and losses — just as BT’s subscriptions commitments draw to a close and exit options open up.
Telco fires starting gun on ‘multi-year’ programme with longstanding IT partner, seeking to overhaul business processes and develop new AI-powered enterprise products. Pair aiming to build on BT’s prior work in AIOps to deliver improved resilience and new capabilities, both internally and externally…
BT will offer network slices later this year as it positions 5G SA as a monetisation engine, building on early use-case validation.
CEO Allison Kirkby has ‘relaunched’ the consumer BT marque three years after it was sidelined, with a return to mobile and a renewed focus on the operator’s ‘most loyal’ customer base.
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Key stories include: The second coming of BT | NVIDIA tapped for autonomy | Network slicing gets commercial | Taking aim at sovereignty wild west | Openreach gets NiCE with AI | and much more…
Key stories include: Ofcom remaps UK regulatory landscape | BT looks to affect 6G R&D roadmap | Ericsson in for network slicing go‑live | ESN gets new deadlines | Openreach innovates with Google Cloud | and much more…
Key stories include: Q3: Kirkby bullish as pressure rises | Competition hits on all fronts | CEO shuffle: Burger, Selley, Milligan rotate | Burger lays out ‘radical’ International plan | Openreach pushes through line losses | and much more…
FY25–26: BT International may be smaller and more focused but the challenge remains acute. New CEO Clive Selley brought in to steer a turnaround, just as the sell-off rumour mill gets spinning again.
Losing flagship football broadcasting rights mean the joint venture is nearing a subscription revenue cliff edge, but prompts a TNT reset after years of massive rights payments and losses — just as BT’s subscriptions commitments draw to a close and exit options open up.
Telco fires starting gun on ‘multi-year’ programme with longstanding IT partner, seeking to overhaul business processes and develop new AI-powered enterprise products. Pair aiming to build on BT’s prior work in AIOps to deliver improved resilience and new capabilities, both internally and externally…
April 2026 edition: another veteran networks research Fellow leaves BT; Openreach fills out CX and regional Service Operations teams; bricks-and-mortar stores get a new director; Ian Cheshire lined up for Ofcom chairmanship…
BT Security MD leaves for US role with responsibilities split in two as BT looks to tap B2B security opportunity.
BT Chair has taken on a parallel FTSE 100 boardroom leadership seat, at financial data group Experian — but telco assures its boss will remain in post for some time yet.
