• Exhibition – Outwitting Cancer

    Exhibition – Outwitting Cancer
    An exhibition about the Big C opens in a dark room with something, I really couldn’t work out what, but it looks like light patterns being shown onto a textured wall.
    Skipping quickly through, the main display though is a much more interestingly laid out exhibition, mainly display boards, but each one has been cut through with a silhouette of a person, reminding us how deeply human cancer can be in going beyond the mere physical problem to the emotions a cancer diagnosis can trigger.There
  • Overcoming the challenges of subsea cable route planning

    Overcoming the challenges of subsea cable route planning
    Telecoms.com periodically invites expert third parties to share their views on the industry’s most pressing issues. In this piece Kashyap Mehta, VP Business Development – Strategic Accounts at TEOCO, explores the complexities of deploying subsea cables.
    Today, high-speed telecommunications form the cornerstone of modern societies: from instantaneous financial transactions, to rolling 24-hour news updates, undersea cabling is the lynchpin of many aspects of our connected word tha
  • BT finally makes EE its main consumer-facing brand

    BT finally makes EE its main consumer-facing brand
    A sort-of rebrand means EE will become the flagship brand for consumers, and will ‘expand into new areas’ – though the BT brand will remain on home standalone broadband and landline services.
    The essence of it seems to be that there will be a greater emphasis on EE branded converged bundles, while BT will be more of a b2b facing operation aside from standalone consumer broadband and landline, which will stay BT branded.
    “We are evolving from today’s approach in the
  • A Unique Cloud-native Approach to Disaggregated Assurance and Analytics

    A Unique Cloud-native Approach to Disaggregated Assurance and Analytics
    5G SA is one of the most complicated and disruptive technology turns faced by telecommunications service providers. While it brings the promise of rapid service velocity, new enterprise customer vertical opportunities, and lower OPEX and CAPEX, it introduces a myriad of new challenges.
    Read this white paper for insights on how operators can maintain the visibility, assurance, and analytics to address these challenges. Find out how to extract the maximum value out of this network and service tran
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  • Retro games arcade coming to central London

    Retro games arcade coming to central London
    Next month, a former nightclub just off Oxford Street will open as a Soho bar, with a load of retro arcade games. And by retro, I don’t mean, 5 years old, but proper old school retro, the sort of retro that only people in the 30s and above will recognise.
    And it’s for adults only.
    So expect to try and remember how to play Ms Pac-Man, Mortal Combat, Double Dragon, Galaga, Tekken, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, to name just a few. The decor is lots of neon and big bold colours, so v
  • Rajant Honored for Second Consecutive Year Among Philadelphia's "Top Workplaces Of 2022"

    Rajant Honored for Second Consecutive Year Among Philadelphia's "Top Workplaces Of 2022"
    Malvern, PA Headquarters Recognized By ‘Philadelphia Inquirer’ As Best Employer Malvern, PA – April 27, 2022: Rajant Corporation, the pioneer of Kinetic Mesh® wireless networks, headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, is one of The Philadelphia Inquirer’s “Top Workplaces of 2022”. The honor was announced on April 12th. The selection process is based on anonymous employee answers to survey questions centering on company policies, procedures, and culture. Gr
  • Telent arms the AMRC with the 5G Private Network tools to unlock Industry 4.0 potential for its customers

    Telent arms the AMRC with the 5G Private Network tools to unlock Industry 4.0 potential for its customers
    The Nokia Digital Automation Cloud application platform will help the AMRC solve complex industrial and manufacturing challenges Warwick, UK, 27 April 2022 - Telent has provided its 5G Private Network services to the University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) and helped deliver consistent wireless coverage, high bandwidth and low latency for greater levels of operational efficiency. The high-performing Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (NDAC) application platform that und
  • Huawei announces counter-intuitive recruitment drive

    Huawei announces counter-intuitive recruitment drive
    At its latest annual analyst summit, Chinese vendor Huawei once more struck a defiant note with the announcement of a new recruitment programme.
    The last thing you’d expect a company that has had around half of its business destroyed by US sanctions to prioritize is taking on more staff. A possible explanation for this counter-intuitive move is Huawei’s remarkable ability to increase profits in the face of exceptional headwinds. Afterall, it has to spend all that cash somewhere.
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  • Shell Energy tops list of broadband complaints

    Shell Energy tops list of broadband complaints
    ISP Shell Energy has generated the most amount of complaints to UK comms regulator Ofcom of all the major broadband providers, mainly due by faults and service issues.
    UK comms regulator Ofcom’s quarterly league tables reveal which home phone, broadband, mobile and pay-TV firms it received the most complaints about.  Overall complaints decreased slightly over this period and remain, continuing the downward  trend from the last quarter.Shell Energy attracted the most complaints of
  • BT ramps up quantum security effort with Toshiba and EY

    BT ramps up quantum security effort with Toshiba and EY
    BT and its partner in quantum crime-fighting Toshiba have laid claim to launching the world’s first quantum secured metro network.
    They have signed up EY to be their guinea pig in a live commercial trial, in which the consultancy will use the network to securely connect and share data between two of its London offices – one in Canary Wharf, the other near London Bridge. If all goes well, the trial should help BT attract the calibre of client – think multinational enterprises an
  • Exhibition – The dark genius that’s Walter Sickert

    Exhibition – The dark genius that’s Walter Sickert
    London’s biggest retrospective of the works of Walter Sickert in nearly 30 years opens at the Tate Britain and offers a dark journey into the mind of an influential, but an undeniably troubled artist.
    Walter Sickert (1860-1942) took a radically modern approach to painting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, transforming how everyday life was captured on canvas, but his work was also to lead to later allegations of links with Jack the Ripper.
    The exhibition opens with an almost conve
  • Shareholders approve Italian broadband merger

    Shareholders approve Italian broadband merger
    Shareholders of Italian broadband providers Tiscali and Linkem have approved their merger plan, paving the way for completion of the deal later this year.
    The two companies – both relatively small, but far from insignificant service providers – announced their proposed tie-up late last year with a view to both boosting their combined market position and positioning themselves to take full advantage of Italy’s post-Covid national recovery plan.
    In the companies’ own words,
  • There are now over 1000 commercially available 5G devices

    There are now over 1000 commercially available 5G devices
    The Global (mobile) Suppliers Association says the number of announced 5G devices rose by 3.2% in March 2022, bringing the total number to 1,334, 677 of which are mobile phones.
    Elsewhere in its ‘5G-Ecosystem Summary April 2022’ report, the GSA identified 24 form factors of 5G devices from 191 manufacturers.
    Acting something like a census of all the 5G enabled kit on the market, the GSA identified a total number of 1,334 announced products, with at least 1,000 are available to buy. I
  • London’s Pocket Parks: Alfred Place Gardens, WC1

    London’s Pocket Parks: Alfred Place Gardens, WC1
    This is a new linear pocket park in central London that was until a few months ago an unremarkable road used mainly for parking and deliveries. The road runs parallel to Tottenham Court Road between the Building Centre and the Eisenhower Centre, and what had been a rather ordinary back road is now a bright pocket park.About half the width of the road has been taken over by a series of planted zones, ranging from mini lawns to play areas to flower beds. Sweeping around them are loads of benches t
  • Vodafone: Cost-of-living crisis driving up demand for free connectivity

    Vodafone and the Trussell Trust have reported a significant increase in requests for digital connectivity due to the cost-of-living crisis. The partnership between Vodafone and the Trussell Trust, which launched a year ago, provides free connectivity to people who are receiving support from food banks in the Trussell Trust network.Emma Revie, Chief Executive of the Trussell Trust, said: “It’s simply not right that more and more people in the UK are being left with no option than to
  • French regulator approves Altice France €415m purchase of Coriolis Telecom

    Last September, SFR’s parent company, Altice France, announced that it had struck a deal to acquire Coriolis Telecom for €415 million. Coriolis Telecom, a MVNO created in 1999, targets small…read more on TotalTele.com »
  • Cost-of-living crisis driving up demand for free connectivity

    Vodafone and the Trussell Trust have reported a significant increase in requests for digital connectivity due to the cost-of-living crisis. The partnership between Vodafone and the Trussell Trust, which launched a year ago, provides free connectivity to people who are receiving support from food banks in the Trussell Trust network.Emma Revie, Chief Executive of the Trussell Trust, said: “It’s simply not right that more and more people in the UK are being left with no option than to
  • BT and Toshiba launch commercial quantum security trial

    Today, BT has announced that it is furthering its partnership with Toshiba, launching the first commercial trail of a network using quantum security in the form of quantum key distribution (QKD).The test, which is being carried out over BT’s (Openreach’s) fibre network, will be performed by professional services group EY, with Toshiba providing the QKD equipment and key management software. The test will see EY use the network to communicate between two of its sites in London, one a

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