BT Group raked in £2.4 billion in mobile revenue or the First Half of 2023 according to recently released figures Mobile consumer subscriptions were the primary contributors, generating a substantial £1.83 billion. Business users brought in £592 million for the company.

BT Group will cut up to 55,000 jobs by 2030 to reduce the current 130,000 number of employees to between 75,000 and 90,000. “The end of the 2020’s BT Group will reply on a much smaller workforce and a significantly reduced cost base. New BT Group will be a leaner business with a brighter future”,

Around £9 billion spent on suppliers and for services

EE will be able to extend 4G connectivity to the remotest area over a satellite link

EE will be able to extend 4G connectivity to the remotest area over a satellite link

EE has upgraded 1362 sites since the SRN deal was signed in March 2020

The AIR 3268 claims to be the lightest and smallest Massive MIMO (Multiple Input, Multiple Output) radios in the industry and reduces energy consumption by 40 per cent

TalkTalk in the race of taking over BT after customers prioritise less expensive internet alternatives

This segment highlighted the efforts telcos are taking towards providing customers with affordable bundles and what is BT’s response to some of CCS Insights predictions 2023

Most corporate e-waste to be redesigned, recycled or re-used under this programme

The announcement is part of BT Group’s better workplace programme in the UK

The launch of BT’s new product is the first commitment of its recently announced Enterprise Customer Charter

Details were unveiled at its global headquarters in London to mark the opening of its ‘Aurora’ customer innovation showcase

The partnership will help drive BT’s digital transformation

BT will use Google Cloud’s suite of services, including AI and data analytics 

Profits also fell 31pc, but BT Group report strong FTTP and 5G progress

BT revenue was down three per cent for the first half 

Network will offer 5G anywhere in the UK by 2028

du Plessis will remain at BT Group until his replacement has been appointed

The results are in line with expectations according to BT CEO

The telco has set out to restructure its security vendor ecosystem

Goldman Sachs enlisted to update defence strategy

Last year in the UK unauthorised financial fraud losses totalled £824.8 million

Watson joins a number of speakers on the panel

Former O2 CEO Matthew Key has joined the BT board as a non-executive director. He has also assumed roles as a member of the audit and risk committee and the nominating and governance committee. During his time at O2, Key struck a deal with Apple to exclusively range the first iPhone in the UK in

The BT Board has commenced their search for a successor to be appointed in the second half of the year

Lowth joins from oil and gas explorer BG Group and replaces Tony Chanmugam, who will oversee the integration of EE BT has appointed Simon Lowth as its new group finance director and executive board director. He will take the finance director role from July 4. Lowth will replace current finance director Tony Chanmugam. His responsibilities