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Long Reads - Europe, Paul Lipscombe, DatacenterDynamics
In-depth features about the data center, AI, semiconductor, telco, and energy markets
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Surfing on the Tube
How TfL is bringing Internet connectivity to the London Underground, one station at a time
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MWC 2026: AI deluge grips telecoms industry
As Nvidia plays a starring role ahead of AI and 6G future
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Boldyn: London's TfL streetscapes are ideal hosts for providing mobile coverage boost
Crowded rooftops require small cells, says Boldyn Networks CTO
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MVNOs: A niche or a nuisance?
Mobile virtual network operators are shaking up the telecoms market, but is this at the expense of the mobile operators?
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Broadcast’s infra Edge play
Why broadcast companies see the value in deploying data centers at TV and radio tower sites
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2025 telco talking points: AI, fiber frenzy, and an M&A boom
AI is reshaping the telecoms industry, but is it for better or worse?
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Nokia, AI, and data centers - an opportunity too good to ignore
Better known for its mobile networking business, the vendor wants to cash in on the AI boom
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Do the incumbents have a stranglehold over Open RAN?
Initially hesitant to push for Open RAN, the bigger vendors seem to be making the most headway, but is this at the expense of the challengers?
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Telcos and APIs - what are they and why do they matter for the telecoms industry?
APIs have been around for a while, but the opportunity for telcos to monetize them has never been better
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Got wood? Vantage Towers and its mission to deploy sustainable telco towers
Often condemned as an eyesore, can cell towers blend in with the environment?
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MWC 2025: AI dominates the conversation as telcos identify data center opportunities
Data centers, Open RAN, 5G and more featured at this year's show
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How Virgin Media O2’s heartbeat drives its mobile network
A data center west of London plays a vital role in allowing one of the UK’s largest telcos to stay connected
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Orange is giving private 5G networks a sporting chance
The Stade Vélodrome in France has become the arena for the telco's latest innovations
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MWC 2024: An industry turning slowly towards the AI future
Though many of the hot topics at this year’s show were familiar, AI is new buzzword in town
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Biggin Hill: Once an RAF base, now Formula 1’s key broadcasting hub
Modern tech helps F1's team go remote
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Checking in on Openreach’s UK fiber buildout
Halfway to its aim of 25 million fiber connections, how is Openreach doing?
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Incumbents still rule the multi-vendor world of Open RAN
Industry figures tip Open RAN to come good, but insist it will take time and require a cultural change
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Will the real 5G please stand up?
5G Standalone Core is tipped to be the real game-changer
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Rebuilding Ukraine’s telecoms infrastructure amid war
Plans to modernize the country’s networks have been delayed, but 5G could be on its way
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Why AtlasEdge is all in on the Edge
And how it hopes to become the McDonald’s of the Edge data center world
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WBBA hopes to be the broadband industry’s governing body
Can the mobile model fronted by GSMA provide a blueprint for the broadband industry?
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How real is Open RAN?
Operators are keen to point out new technology, but not everyone is convinced that Open RAN has fully arrived
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Keeping fiber shortages in check
Despite reports of fiber shortages last year, the telecoms industry paints a slightly different picture in early 2023
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MWC 2023: What did we learn?
The flagship telecommunications event once again provided plenty of talking points, but what stood out?
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The UK’s next big telco merger - Vodafone and Three?
Will four become three in the UK? Advanced talks between Vodafone and Three have got the industry talking about a potential merger and its chances of success.
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IoT & the Edge
As well as giving mobile operators a new revenue stream, Internet of Things applications could reduce our carbon footprint
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The arrival of the 5G Edge
5G promised great things, but it has hit many hurdles on its way to reality. What are the prospects now?