As UK policymakers scrutinise infrastructure resilience, equipment failures in the old public switched telephone network (PSTN) have led a recent rise in outages.
Latest from the digital infra scene in the UK and beyond, including European SatComms catch-up; leveraging InfraCo energy assets; Ofcom spectrum price cuts; people moves, and plenty more…
Ofcom data shows satellite connectivity lines doubled in the year, with rural users taking up the offer as an alternative to terrestrial networks.
Group CEO José María Álvarez-Pallete calls for greater deregulation in Europe despite seeing rays of hope shining through, as recent regulatory wins in Colombia and Spain grind to a halt. Meanwhile, Telefónica’s networks set to gain further autonomy starting in 2025. Read more…
At INCA Summit Zzoomm’s CEO Matthew Hare predicted a bright future for the sector, but current cost of capital is impeding expansion plans and complicating the path to consolidation.
Liberty CEO Mike Fries labels VM O2 and VodafoneZiggo as “interesting candidates” for listing. Group sees opportunity to list any of its operating entities given the right circumstances.
Openreach and Virgin Media O2 representatives look to overcome obstacles in fibre rollout to multi-dwelling units in the UK.
All eyes on what CityFibre, VM O2, and parent Liberty Global will do in crowded UK fibre scene, but they’re not in a rush to start buying.
Key stories include: Group confident despite turbulent Q3 | Infra M&A continues with Nabiax sell-off | O2 Germany keeps filling 1&1 void | VM O2 sheds further Cornerstone share | Execs dismissed over alleged Venezuela bribery
Key stories include: Group confident despite turbulent Q3 | Infra M&A continues with Nabiax sell-off | O2 Germany keeps filling 1&1 void | VM O2 sheds further Cornerstone shares | Execs dismissed over alleged Venezuela bribery
Key stories include: Group banks on Perplexity’s AI | Álvarez-Pallete comfy in GSMA chair | Vivo closes out IPNET buy | O2 bags Lyca wholesale contract | Telecall preps challenge to Colombia’s telco quartet