Category: Telecoms

Nokia turns 2000km production fibre route into active sensor

Nokia has converted a 2000km production fibre route into an active distributed sensor network using optical tomography. Network operators manage vast stretches of fibre optic cable across terrestrial paths and seabeds, facing constant anxiety regarding…

Nokia turns 2000km production fibre route into active sensor

Nokia has converted a 2000km production fibre route into an active distributed sensor network using optical tomography. Network operators manage vast stretches of fibre optic cable across terrestrial paths and seabeds, facing constant anxiety regarding…

Nokia turns 2000km production fibre route into active sensor

Nokia has converted a 2000km production fibre route into an active distributed sensor network using optical tomography. Network operators manage vast stretches of fibre optic cable across terrestrial paths and seabeds, facing constant anxiety regarding…

euNetworks deploys quantum-safe private enterprise connectivity

euNetworks has rolled out a private connectivity service, dubbed Quantum Shield, to protect enterprise data from quantum decryption threats. Built on Adtran’s FSP 3000 optical transport platform, the service introduces Layer 1 encryption to secure data…

Europe’s digital infrastructure: Regulatory headwinds stall ambitions

Europe’s digital infrastructure ambitions face regulatory headwinds as industry groups warn proposals may widen the global investment gap. For business leaders assessing their long-term European operations, the current regulatory direction suggests pot…

Why bridging Private 5G security gaps protects enterprise networks

Integrating Private 5G security into enterprise networks requires bridging the gap between cellular protocols and existing IT governance. Industrial connectivity is moving past simple coverage requirements. As organisations digitise physical infrastruc…

How AI-RAN delivers operational ROI for telcos

AI-RAN delivers operational ROI for telcos by moving beyond theoretical concepts into practical energy and spectral efficiency gains. As operators face flatlining revenues and spiralling complexity, the focus has shifted from technological novelty to b…

6 GHz spectrum to be split between mobile and Wi-Fi services

Telecoms regulator Ofcom aims to split the 6 GHz band between mobile and Wi-Fi services to enable the first shared spectrum model in Europe. The regulator’s publication offers a roadmap for managing increasingly dense wireless environments. By adopting…

Telecoms in 2026: Edge AI, data sovereignty, and monetisation

Telecoms strategies in 2026 must aim to strike a balance when it comes to edge AI, data sovereignty, and the monetisation of media. 2026 represents a complex convergence of operational automation, regulatory compliance, and hardware capability. The nar…