Vodafone UK and professional Rugby Union club The Ospreys have announced a landmark agreement to deploy a state-of-the-art 5G Standalone (5G SA) Mobile Private Network (MPN) at St Helen’s Sports…

One NZ customers can expect even better coverage quality around the country, following 21 mobile network upgrades in October, including nine brand-new sites and 12 major improvements to expand 5G.…

Verizon Claps Back Against T-Mobile’s Switching Campaign The big three wireless companies — AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon — are doing more than fighting for customers — they regularly engage in a secondary fight over one another’s advertisements. The meta battle royale continued this week, starting with a new batch of ads and press releases from T-Mobile. The company claimed customers can switch Telecompetitor

Great Plains Communications Announces Connectivity to Data Center in Simpsonville, Kentucky Blair, NE- November 20, 2025- Great Plains Communications (GPC) today announced that its GPC Fiber division has partnered with Aphorio Carter to bring advanced, redundant fiber connectivity into Aphorio Carter’s colocation and data-center facility in Simpsonville, Kentucky. The collaboration integrates GPC Fiber’s high-capacity, route-diverse network with Aphorio Carter’s advanced colocation infrastructure to deliver one of Telecompetitor

EPB of Tennessee Celebrates $5.3B Community Impact Since 2010 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (Nov. 21, 2025) – EPB’s fiber optic network and automated electric grid have generated $5.3 billion in community benefit since their launch in 2010, according to a peer-reviewed economic impact study conducted by the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC).  “EPB’s investments in a ubiquitous fiber optic system and the nation’s most advanced automated grid can Telecompetitor

President Donald Trump’s new “Genesis Mission” unveiled Monday, November 24, 2025, is billed as a generational leap in how the United States does science akin to the Manhattan Project that created the atomic bomb during World War II. The executive order directs the Department of Energy (DOE) to build a “closed-loop AI experimentation platform” that links the country’s 17 national laboratories, federal supercomputers, and decades of government scientific data into “one cooperative system for research.” The White House fact sheet casts the initiative as a way to “transform how scientific research is conducted” and “accelerate the speed of scientific discovery,” with priorities spanning biotechnology, critical materials, nuclear fission and fusion, quantum information science, and semiconductors. DOE’s own release calls it “the world’s most complex and powerful scientific instrument ever built” and quotes Under Secretary for Science Darío Gil describing […]

Transworld Network Receives New Mexico Broadband Grant Transworld Network LLC (TWN) is receiving a $1.5 million Student Connect grant from the New Mexico Office of Broadband Access and Expansion (OBAE) to provide high-speed internet to rural students in the Lordsburg Municipal Schools District. The grant will pay for the construction of wireless towers, fixed wireless access (FWA) infrastructure, and receivers for designated Telecompetitor

As of September 2025, ICIL holds about 1.48% stake in the telecom major. The latest transaction would take the promoter entity's stake below 1% in the company.

Securing RoW for laying fibre-optic cables and power infrastructure continues to be a complicated process stretched over months, they highlighted in their comments on MeitY's proposal for a single-window clearance process for data centre investments.

Point to point microwave radio systems have been with us for more than eighty years, yet they rarely attract much attention in an era where fibre dominates network planning and satellite systems continue to develop at pace. At a recent IET Anglian Coastal Local Network event, Prof. Andy Sutton delivered an excellent lecture that brought these fixed radio links back into the spotlight. His talk explored the history, engineering and future of microwave and millimetre wave links, reminding us why they remain essential for transmission networks in the UK and around the world.The story begins with the national microwave radio network of the 1970s, with the BT Tower at its centre. These early deployments supported long links across the country and laid the foundation for many of the design principles still used today. While the landscape has changed significantly, the fundamentals of fixed radio communication continue to be shaped by spectrum availability, propagation characteristics and […]