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EE secures mobile leadership as BT posts a steady Q1
EE is the top-performing mobile network, according to BT Group’s Q1 FY27 trading update.
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Giacom simplifies wholesale mobile with new Velocity proposition
Giacom has launched a new wholesale mobile proposition called Velocity to make it easier for partners to sell services across Vodafone, EE and O2 through one commercial framework. Velocity was created following the integration of EE into Giacom’s wholesale mobile…
Samsung on the offensive as foldables enter their biggest battle yet
Samsung has unveiled its strongest foldable line-up to date, but analysts say the launch is about far more than new hardware. With Apple’s long-rumoured foldable iPhone expected within weeks, the premium smartphone market is about to become far more competitive.…
Vodafone backs AI platform to keep government data off foreign systems
Vodafone Business has joined a coalition developing Britain’s first AI model to keep sensitive government and business data under government control.
EDITORIAL: Vodafone’s secret franchise settlement ends the dispute but avoids a deeper problem
EDITORIAL: Vodafone’s secret settlement with 62 former franchisees closes a long-running dispute but it also highlights how determined it was to avoid a rerun of the public examination it endured during the Phones4U litigation. The network defendants won the Phones4U…
BT wins multi-million pound Scottish Water network and security contract
BT Business has won a multi-million-pound contract to modernise Scottish Water’s communications network and cyber security systems.
Editorial: Tycoon’s arrival raises the stakes for VodafoneThree
Xavier Niel’s arrival as Vodafone’s largest shareholder is likely to sharpen the focus on whether VodafoneThree can deliver its promised network transformation without sacrificing profitability.
Secret agreement ends Vodafone £85m franchisee legal dispute
Vodafone has reached a confidential settlement with 62 former UK franchisees, bringing to an end a long-running High Court legal dispute over the company’s franchise model.
England fans make 28 million ‘therapy calls’ after World Cup fiasco
England’s World Cup semi-final defeat triggered millions of phone calls as devastated supporters reached for their mobiles to analyse, complain and relive every painful moment.
Ericsson approved to supply critical tech to £8bn defence comms framework
Ericsson has landed a Government contract to supply communications technology to the Ministry of Defence and other public sector organisations over the next eight years.