Richard Agnew

Indian services giant indicates major new outsourcing and tech development relationship with Orange Business is now up and running, boosting top line and headcount.

Movistar Prosegur Alarmas secures sell-through deal with insurer's Spanish business in latest bid to expand uptake of its connected alarms for homes and businesses.

Execs from BT and VodafoneThree call for a major rethink on network power fees to reflect telcos' Critical National Infrastructure responsibilities.

Deep dive : Transatlantic group's execs say transparency and communications will be key as they ponder disruptive power of AI assistants as analysers and buyers of broadband, mobile and TV retail services — and claim smaller discounters will be at most disadvantage.

October 23, 2026 Analyst Briefing: Amid morphing competitive threats, German giant shores up its foundations in satcomms, fibre, and AI, with

Brazilian operator again deploys corporate VC vehicle as vanguard on B2B partner development, preparing a commercial tie-up with Squad.com off the back of investment.

Brazilian operator again deploys corporate VC vehicle as vanguard on B2B partner development, preparing a commercial tie-up with Squad off the back of investment in business.

Analyst Briefing : Spanish incumbent forms tie-ups with European peers DT, Orange, Vodafone, and NOS as it seeks to cement its industrial credentials and gain a leading role in sovereign regional satcomms and defencetech. Also in focus are MVNO partnerships, AI and APIs, and fibre M&A.

October 2026 update : DT's former Digital and AI supremo Jonathan Abrahamson resurfaces at T-Mobile US rival, a few weeks after exit from DT. Elsewhere, GlasfaserPlus moves back to a dual-MD format by upping the seniority of CTO Thomas Müller; and T-Mobile US, Verizon, and AT&T appoint an interim boss for their fledgling satellite platform joint venture.

Rural cell site landlords are calling for stronger oversight of how mobile infrastructure operators do business with their land suppliers, amid claims of unfair treatment. Sector players insist existing regulation is working well, however.