The Spanish incumbent gave Huawei the go-ahead to manage its 5G core for residential users until 2030, El Pais reported on Thursday, citing "highly reliable" industry sources. The news is not exactly ...

This bonus episode of the pod comes courtesy of Pierre’s travel challenges and features returning special guest Gabriel Brown, Analyst at Heavy Reading.

The Telecoms.com Podcast: Ericsson, AI and CityFibre The lads are back after Scott’s summer holiday, so Iain has to do most of the heavy lifting.

Called eSIM LATAM, the offering is powered by Gigs, described as an operating system for mobile services. It claims to be the first airline in Latin America to offer its own branded travel eSIM, and ...

Scott starts by asking Dave why operators and the industry associations who represent them are constantly begging for more spectrum in frequency bands that have limited utility. That conversation goes ...

They started with an overview of what Opensignal does, which led to plenty of telecoms tangents, especially concerning mobile user experience. Iain has written a fair bit about the telco cloud ...

The guys were delighted to welcome special guest Brandon Larson of Mavenir to this last pod before a brief break.

The guys were delighted to welcome special guest Juliette Scott from Openreach, following their half-term break.

The Telecoms.com Podcast: Alianza, Ericsson and Nvidia The lads return from the Easter break by welcoming special guest Dag Peak of Alianza.

James is a telecoms software expert, so they started by analysing the recent creation of a new venture designed to open up networks to developers. They eventually move on to examine what concessions ...

The Telecoms.com Podcast: Cohere, Vodafone and radio waves This unprecedented episode of the pod not only took place in the middle of the week, but also featured a dialled-in special guest in addition ...