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Fibre disposal. TalkTalk’s FibreNation division sold to CityFibre for £200 million, amid signing of wholesale agreement with CityFibre
Four day trial in Vancouver courtroom sees Huawei CFO battle US request for extradition on bank fraud and sanctions busting charges
Country does not rule out deploying Chinese-made equipment in its 5G networks amidst heavy US lobbying of UK and other allies
Edge browser based on the open source Chromium project now available for download across multiple platforms
Ban on Wikipedia in Turkey for nearly three years has ended after freedom of expression ruling from country’s Constitutional Court
Finnish equipment maker Nokia pledges to increase its investment in developing 5G technology, but at the same time confirms 180 job cuts
As US officials state UK allowing access would be “nothing short of madness”, as PM asks for alternatives to using its equipment
Goldman Sachs study finds Microsoft’s Azure used by more large companies than AWS, while Amazon continues to lead in revenues terms
US delegation set to arrive in UK on Monday, as MI5 chief dismisses risk that allowing Huawei would threaten intelligence sharing
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Final pitch to the UK, as America threatens to cut intelligence-sharing with allies if Huawei is used for 5G networks
Major changes proposed to boost investment for full fibre deployment for both residential and commercial properties in the United Kingdom
What is the current state of mobile, and how will this sector develop over the next few years? For businesses, is a mobile-first development strategy essential for their long-term growth and profitability?
Another 60 Starlink broadband satellites launched by SpaceX, as part of its planned 12,000 strong constellation
Industry group is pushing governments to open up 6 GHz spectrum, which it says would ease Wi-Fi network congestion in dense urban environments
Disruption of Freeview television services across the United Kingdom this week blamed on high pressure weather conditions
iPhone maker hiring engineers to develop satellite data tech, potentially allowing it to link iPhones direclty to satellite data services
Former Ofcom chief executive Sharon White and Openreach fibre boss Kim Mears recognised for services to public and telecoms industry
Russian pursuit of “sovereign internet” sees the country test its Internet unplugged from rest of the world
Broadband pledge. The Queen’s speech shows that for tech, the new government will accelerate gigabit broadband, focus on Internet safety, and drive skills growth
Simultaneous cutting of fibre optic cables disrupts Internet access across Eastern Europe, Iran and Turkey
Being able to predict consumer behaviour has been the holy grail of marketing for decades. As businesses now collect masses of data about their customers and their behaviour and, with new AI tools currently available, is predictive analytics, a practical tool all companies can take advantage of?
As CES 2020 approaches, Silicon spoke with leading technology specialists and asked what they think are the highlights of the forthcoming event.
German government delays Huawei 5G decision until 2020, despite pressure from local operators against ban
The blockchain could become one of the most disruptive technologies ever created. However, with sluggish uptake, what is preventing the blockchain from fulfilling its promise, and how can enterprises leverage the blockchain to deliver tangible change across their organizations?
Easier switching to other providers. UK regulator begins consultation on ban on smartphones locked to particular mobile networks
As business transform into agile organizations, the traditional perimeters a company could defend against attack have expanded and become less well-defined. In an age where mobile devices, the cloud and the burgeoning IoT revolution, how does security need to change to protect businesses in this new world of fluid data?
Telecoms minister of Iran says his country has foiled a second cyber-attack targetting government systems in less than a week
Parental nightmare. Video of young girl being shared online, shows her talking to stranger in her bedroom via hacked camera