Data centers, Open RAN, 5G and more featured at this year's show

Work is underway on 6G networks. Whether the industry needs them is another matter

Could going directly through the North Pole finally deliver the Arctic Circle an underwater Internet cable?

Many governments are looking for their own, secure, orbital infrastructure. This may not be a realistic goal

Telcos continue to count the cost of deploying next-generation networks

Here’s what happened, and what you need to know

A data center west of London plays a vital role in allowing one of the UK’s largest telcos to stay connected

After an M&A spree in the last few years, Africa-focused towerco Helios is looking to add more tenants

How technology helps tell the Olympic story around the world

As markets remain challenging, where can operators save on energy by going green?

The Stade Vélodrome in France has become the arena for the telco's latest innovations

The operator’s Lightspeed fleet looks to offer what Starlink can’t

Edge deployments at the tower company continue to gather pace

Bringing LEO sensibilities to GEO orbits

Last year was the worst ever in the space insurance market – could satellite innovation be stifled as a result?

Cables may do the running, but cable landing stations do the heavy lifting

Fresh off a merger two years ago, Indosat’s CEO talks 5G, the country’s new capital network build, AI, and more

“I think a lot of that opportunity might still be in front of us on the business side,” T-Mobile US CEO Mike Sievert told investors.

“From a technical perspective, the carriers are standardizing on the eSIM and use it," Netskope's Joe DePalo said.

The vendor has written off two-thirds of the $6.2 billion it spent to acquire Vonage Holdings.

“Hyperscalers, to me, have a huge untapped opportunity," IDC's John Byrne said.

The $1.1 billion impairment charge was tied to “lower anticipated market growth rates in Vonage’s current portfolio.”

Accessing unused networks could be a boon for companies

Connecting the unconnected