What happens when a trusted internet provider steps boldly into the mobile arena, promising seamless connectivity both at home and on the go? Cable One has done just that with the launch of Sparklight Mobile, a groundbreaking service designed to keep customers linked in an increasingly digital
Vladislav Zaimov has spent years in the trenches of telecommunications—designing enterprise networks, hardening vulnerable systems, and steering large-scale rollouts through unpredictable terrain. Today, he breaks down how a new 5G FWA build in Indonesia can leverage Nokia’s n50 playbook and fiber
Aggressive price wars, dense fiber coverage, and restless investors have pushed Spain’s telecom sector to the point where strategy must bend or break, and Zegona chose to bend hard by retooling Vodafone Spain into a service-led player that rents scale instead of owning it. Since acquiring the
Lead BT is laying fiber at a rate rarely seen in Europe, yet the bigger question looms over the trench line: when does “build like fury” become “bank the cash” and how long will investors wait for proof. Openreach’s fiber take-up has hit 38%—well above the 30% mark analysts cite as the economic
Silent fibers and steel arteries on the UK seabed now carry the nation’s pulse, yet shadow fleets probe for weak seams while officials race to harden every mile. This roundup gathers viewpoints from naval planners, cable operators, insurers, and regional partners to gauge how London is reshaping
In a world where seamless internet connectivity powers everything from remote work to immersive 8K streaming, the backbone of this digital revolution often goes unnoticed—until it falters, leaving millions of users struggling with lag during critical virtual meetings or buffering screens disrupting
