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Later this year, a new code that covers mobile phone and broadband infrastructure will come into force. This will affect all landowners who have telecoms agreements to host equipment on their land and has caused many farmers and other landowners to reconsider whether to continue with their mast agreements.

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Research has indicated that there will be 1.4 billion people connected to 5G services by 2025, rising from one million connections in 2019. The figures were part of a report by Juniper Research that predicts the annual growth rate of 5G telecoms services will be 232 per cent in 6 years. The report is titled 5G Market Strategies: Consumer & Enterprise Opportunities & Forecasts 2017-2025.

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We keep hearing about how the Internet of Things (IoT) is on its way to revolutionise our lives, but it appears that nearly a third of leading executives at major global companies think that there is a significant skills shortage that is going to hold up the IoT’s arrival. This lack of expertise is going to be an obstacle for enterprises that want to develop IoT capabilities, according to the findings of a new report.

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It appears that the telecoms sector is not held in as high esteem by its customers as it could be.

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Political leaders have called for broadband customers who are not receiving the speed of connection that they paid for to be compensated.

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The pressure on telecoms providers to turn a profit in a less than buoyant market has just increased after roaming charges were suspended in Europe on June 15

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Abbie Morris and friends are helping raise money for their friend Sam Standerwick who sadly lost his life at the tender age of 25.

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Vodafone UK has chosen Ericsson to be the supplier of Carrier Aggregation and Massive MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology in southern England.

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An attempt by the UK government to acquire more powers to collect wide-ranging digital data on citizens, such as web browsing histories, texts, emails and other forms of communication, has been struck a blow by the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

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Brussels is urged to push ahead with deregulation

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