The UK’s legacy copper network is being switched off, triggering the closure of thousands of telephone exchanges. This multi-year process is forcing hundreds of internet providers to move customers and equipment, with major costs and logistical headaches.
Residents in UK apartment blocks are being left behind in the fiber broadband rollout. The issue stems from a legal gap where telecoms need landlord permission to install new infrastructure, and they often can’t even identify who the landlord is. Openreach is now calling for a change in the law to g
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A coalition of Africa’s largest mobile operators and the GSMA has unveiled plans to dramatically reduce smartphone costs across the continent. The initiative aims to establish minimum specifications for entry-level 4G devices that could connect up to 50 million additional people to mobile internet.
In a significant move to advance digital inclusion, the GSMA has partnered with six of Africa’s leading mobile operators to launch an industry-wide initiative targeting smartphone affordability. According to reports, Airtel, Axian Telecom, Ethio Telecom, MTN, Orange, and Vodacom have collectively proposed baseline requirements for affordable entry-level 4G smartphones that could transform connectivity across the continent.
A significant internet outage that impacted numerous global websites and applications has been addressed, with Amazon’s cloud service confirming resolution of the core issue. The incident highlights the critical dependency on cloud infrastructure as services gradually return to normal operation.
A widespread internet outage that disrupted many of the world’s largest websites and applications has been resolved, according to reports from Amazon Web Services, the cloud computing division of Amazon. The company confirmed it has fixed the underlying technical problem responsible for the service interruptions, though sources indicate that a full recovery for all affected platforms may require additional time.
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AT&T home internet customers face another monthly rate increase as the telecommunications giant confirms a $5 price hike effective December 2025. This marks the third consecutive year of increases, following similar hikes in 2023 and 2024 according to industry reports.
AT&T customers will see their monthly internet bills rise by $5 starting December 2025, according to reports from multiple sources. This marks the third consecutive year that the telecommunications company has implemented similar price increases, with previous hikes occurring in 2023 and 2024 according to industry analysts.
AT&T customers face another round of internet price increases as the telecommunications giant confirms a $5 monthly rate hike set for December 2025. This marks the third consecutive year the company has implemented similar increases, according to industry reports. Subscribers are being notified via email and encouraged to explore discount options to offset the rising costs.
AT&T customers are facing another round of price increases as the telecommunications company confirms a $5 monthly rate hike for home internet services effective December 1, 2025, according to reports. This marks the third consecutive year that AT&T has implemented similar increases, with previous $5 hikes occurring in both 2023 and 2024, sources indicate.
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