India mulls removal of legacy Chinese telecoms kit - report
Could India become the latest market to rip and replace Chinese telecoms equipment?
News - Government & Military, Paul Lipscombe, DatacenterDynamics
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FCC sets out vision for C-band spectrum auction next year
Aims to auction 160MHz of spectrum in the Upper C-band by July 2027
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FCC concludes AWS-3 spectrum, raises $3.5bn
Will be used to fund "rip and replace" of Chinese telecoms kit
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UK gov't confirms appointment of Sir Ian Cheshire as Ofcom chair
His term will last for four years
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FCC approves EchoStar's $40bn spectrum sales to AT&T, SpaceX
The regulator says the sales will boost competition while enhancing D2D rollout
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Boldyn Networks selected to provide 4G Emergency Services Network infrastructure across the London Underground
The neutral host provider is already working with TfL to support 5G rollout across the Underground
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FCC seeks to impose tougher clampdown on Chinese telcos in US
The regulator doesn't want US telcos to connect with Chinese carriers
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UK gov't names Sir Ian Cheshire as preferred chair of Ofcom
If approved, Sir Ian Cheshire will be appointed on a four-year term
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AT&T agrees $2bn deal to upgrade FirstNet
Will invest $1bn, while also helping to reduce costs by the same amount for the first responders network
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Pakistan concludes 5G spectrum auction, raises more than $500m
Country edges closer to launching 5G services
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FCC to vote on plans to speed up copper retirement
Out with the slow and in with the fast, says FCC
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Ericsson runs 5G Standalone trial with Italian Navy
The vendor paired with the Italian Navy and defense company Leonardo
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Ukrainian partisan group disables Russian comms infrastructure in Belgorod
And warns that it will continue to target Russian telecoms infrastructure
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Ukrainian guerrilla group attacks Russian comms infrastructure in Kherson region
Following the attack, the equipment has stopped working normally
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Concerns grow over planned Chinese embassy in London, with close proximity to extensive fiber optic network
Despite the government's comments that plans won't hurt national security
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Internet services partially restored in Uganda following general election
Internet services were largely offline for four days last week
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Ugandan gov't shuts down Internet ahead of election
It's not the first time this has happened
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Google to build three subsea cables in Papua New Guinea as part of Australian defense treaty
Builds on the defense treaty PNG signed with Australia in October
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NTIA approves final BEAD proposals in 18 states
Says that the first set of proposals is set to save $6 billion
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Nokia pairs with Latvia's LMT to develop tactical defense solution for the Baltics
Will see Nokia support LMT's defense offering
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Altice's Optimum invests $4.4m to upgrade fiber in Tyler, Texas, for gov't and emergency services
Aims to boost reliability and redundancy for Tyler's frontline services and major government buildings
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FCC revokes US license of Hong Kong Telecom
Cites HKT's "close ties" to China
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FCC: Commission has plan in place, as US government goes into shutdown
As set out in a plan earlier this year, 88 percent of FCC staff are set to be furloughed
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Optus braces for "serious consequences" following Triple Zero outage last week
As telco admits that processes weren't followed
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Taliban enforces fiber Internet ban in northern Afghanistan
The ban is expected to be extended nationwide
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Russia switch off Internet services amid increase in Ukrainian drones
The Kremlin has enforced blackouts to deter drone attacks, which rely on mobile signal
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Nokia signs 5G defense deal with Kongsberg
The MoU also covers future technologies such as 6G
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Ghanaian gov't moves 3 million AT Ghana subscribers to Telecel’s network
Amid AT Ghana's dispute with American Tower