Ericsson has teamed up with EE to showcase the capabilities of 5G standalone (SA) through an augmented reality (AR) experience. Called The Green Planet, the AR installation is inspired by the BBC series of the same name and aims to bring immersive nature storytelling to visitors in a new, interactive format. Katherine Ainley, CEO of … Read more

Cloudflare reports it successfully mitigated a massive distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that peaked at 15.3 million requests per second (RPS). This incident represents the largest HTTPS-based DDoS attack Cloudflare has encountered. HTTPS attacks demand greater computational resources because establishing each secure TLS connection requires additional processing, making these attacks more costly for attackers and harder … Read more

A detailed survey by the Small Cell Forum (SCF) finds that network densification has already begun in current LTE networks and will intensify during the 5G era, driven by substantial shifts in small-cell architecture and economics. The research shows that deployments are accelerating, particularly in enterprise environments: small-cell deployments rose by 98% between 2015 and … Read more

Ericsson has disclosed evidence of corruption-related misconduct in its Iraq operations and cannot dismiss the possibility that some payments reached armed groups, including ISIS. The Swedish telecommunications company launched an internal inquiry in 2019 after detecting unusual expense claims dating back to 2018. That investigation reviewed activity from 2011 through 2019 and examined the conduct … Read more

The Starlink global outage on July 24, 2025, was one of the most consequential disruptions in the satellite internet provider’s history. For roughly two and a half hours, millions of users around the world experienced loss of service, exposing critical vulnerabilities in infrastructure increasingly relied upon by military forces, rural communities, and emergency services. Timeline … Read more

The arrival of Wi‑Fi 7 promises to extend ultra‑fast connectivity beyond the fibre cable — delivering higher speeds, lower latency, and greater reliability. Across Europe, consumers are beginning to benefit, though adoption varies significantly by country. Widespread fibre overbuild has increased the number of internet service providers (ISPs) competing for customers, often pushing competition toward … Read more

Sydney, Australia: 28 November 2013 – Clarity, the award-winning provider of solutions that simplify operations for communications service providers, today announced that Tony Kalcina will present a paper titled “Using Operational Intelligence for Customer Experience Management” on Wednesday, December 4th at 2:15 pm. Mr. Kalcina will explain how Axiata, one of Asia’s largest telecommunications groups, … Read more

During his time as Commercial Director at O2 Ireland, Brian D’Arcy set out to reduce the revenue leakage the operator was experiencing. He succeeded, recovering approximately €2.5 million that would otherwise have been lost. Brian has since joined Anam Technologies, a leading revenue assurance provider for mobile operators, and spoke with TelecomsTech about how he … Read more

(Image Credit: PeopleImages) Many small businesses still rely on outdated phone systems designed for a different era of work. These legacy systems often fail to meet the needs of modern companies and customers. They can limit growth, add unexpected costs, and create operational risks. By switching to a cloud-based business phone system, organizations can connect … Read more

Telenet, Belgium’s largest cable broadband provider, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Chinese telecommunications company ZTE to strengthen and expand its mobile internet and telecommunications capabilities across the country. The agreement was formalized during a signing ceremony at Castle Val-Duchesse in Brussels. Telenet’s Chief Technology Officer Micha Berger and ZTE Senior Vice President Xiao … Read more