Mobile giant confirms it will sell Vodafone Spain to Zegona for $5.3 billion (£4.4bn), in another restructuring move by new CEO

Mobile giant confirms it will sell Vodafone Spain to Zegona for $5.3 billion (£4.4bn), in another restructuring move by new CEO
US communications regulator votes to begin process to reinstate landmark net neutrality rules struck down under Trump
Heavy job losses at Finnish telecoms supplier Nokia, amid weak demand for 5G equipment in US and elsewhere
Despite economic worries, Gartner says IT spending in 2024 will rise 8 percent, but spending on generative AI will not feature
Customers of the Amazon Pharmacy service can now receive certain prescription medications via drone delivery in Texas
US FCC slaps Dish Network with first-ever space debris fine, after 20 year-old satellite fails to reach agreed 'disposal orbit'
Amid rising tensions with certain nations, EU officials urge member states to immediately conduct risk assessments of most sensitive tech
Back from the dead? Democrat controlled FCC proposes new net neutrality laws after Republican roll back in 2017
Job losses expected, as TalkTalk confirm plan to “demerge its main operating businesses” into three standalone entities
BT and EE are to sunset its 3G network, with the switch off starting in January 2024, after operating for over two decades
Fibre to the premise deployment reaches 11.5 homes, as Openreach announces another 19 locations that includes 200,000 homes and businesses
As UK full fibre rollout continues, BT announces halt to sales of new copper telephones lines, after more than a century
Some customers on EE and Vodafone and even O2 continue to report issues, making and receiving calls between these networks
Use of Subtended Headends helps Openreach extend its fibre to the premise (FTTP) rollout in more difficult and remote locations
Allison Kirkby has been named to succeed chief executive Philip Jansen, when he steps down at the end of January 2024
Price of 2001 merger? Virgin Media O2 is to axe 12 percent of its workforce, as it seeks to “simplify” its operating model
After most UK mobile operators reinstated roaming charges for users in Europe, regulator proposes mandatory alerts
BT Group chief executive Philip Jansen confirms he will step down within the next 12 months, as search begins for replacement
Apple appeal dismissed in London Appeals courtroom, in its legal battle with Texas-based Optis Cellular Technology
Trade war escalation. Chinese trade policy advisor warns Beijing's export restrictions on gallium and germanium are “just a start”
UK regulator investigates BT over technical fault that resulted in UK-wide disruption to 999 calls on 25 June
Despite macroeconomic, geopolitical worries, Expereo reveals most businesses have a positive outlook and will increase tech investments
EU industry chief Thierry Breton says decision by some EU countries to ban Huawei and ZTE is justified and in line with guidelines
Merger to create the largest mobile operator in the UK draws reaction from industry experts and commentators
Vodafone UK will own 51 percent of combined entity with Three UK, as challenge to EE and Virgin Media O2 heats up
European Union is reportedly considering a mandatory ban on member states using high risk companies for 5G networks
European Commission approves 8.1 billion euros ($8.7 billion) of state aid for microelectronics and communication tech projects
Government to tighten procurement regime to protect national security, and pledges timeline for removal of Chinese surveillance equipment
Nice little earner. Record $279 million award from the US SEC to unnamed Ericsson whistleblower, over bribery case
European blessing. Last remaining regulatory hurdle cleared, allowing proposed merger of Viasat and Inmarsat