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Excalibur Communications wins top security accreditation
Around 100,000 companies out of four million have the accreditation in the UK
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Samsung and Huawei among most boycotted brands in UK
Samsung’s ‘exploding’ Note 7 and Huawei ‘spying accusations’ play on consumers’ minds A study has found that Samsung and Huawei are at the top of a list for the most boycotted brands by consumers in the UK. The research carried out by www.moneysavingheroes.co.uk surveyed 2,500 Britons and revealed that Samsung with 35 per cent and
Vodafone call centre acquired for £11.8m
The call centre has a workforce of 1,200 employees
Original KCOM bidder makes new higher valuation
Ownership auction for telecoms provider will conclude on July 12
UK has the slowest 5G speeds
The highest recorded 5G speed was in the US with 1.81 gigabit per second, three times faster than 4G’s top score
Samsung Galaxy Watch 4G now available at Vodafone
Vodafone OneNumber allows users to have their phone number on the watch
Vodafone appoints new CEO for Vodafone Business
Kumar has held a number of roles within the telecoms industry Vodafone Group has confirmed the appointment of Vinod Kumar as chief executive officer of Vodafone Business. Kumar begins the role on September 2 and takes over from Vodafone Group CEO Rest of World Vivek Badrinath, who has held the interim role since March. Kumar
Chinese ambassador pledges Huawei will not pass info to Beijing
China ambassador Li Xiaoming said he can guarantee “100 per cent” such collusions will not happen
Samsung warns that profits will halve for the second quarter
Samsung has had teething issues with the Fold smartphone in the first half of this year Samsung Electronics has announced that it expects operating profits to decline by more than half as it released its earning guidance for the second quarter. The South-Korean manufacturer has warned the market that profits will slide 56 per cent,
G3 Comms and Connect Managed Services agree merger
The merger of both firms creates a £55m company