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Market intelligence groups reporting by primary domain so readers can follow a focused area of internet infrastructure, governance, connectivity markets, or digital capital. The page brings together related articles, public evidence, institutions, companies, people, regional exposure, operating dependencies, and market context that may otherwise sit across separate category pages. It explains the domain, the likely actor class, the market or governance context, and the source material readers should use when comparing signals. Operators, analysts, and governance readers can see how the same domain appears across events, profiles, market shifts, public-source evidence, regional dependencies, and longer-cycle infrastructure decisions over time.
Cloud Service
A world without the internet shows why shutdowns are disastrous
An Internet shutdown could disrupt the economy, daily activities, and communication, leading to widespread challenges.
Case File
BT’s survey reveals impact of split-screening and streaming on Telecom Networks
What happened: Split-screening and streaming impacts Telecom Networks BT Group’s latest survey revealed how the UK’s increasing reliance on multi-device usage, including the rising trend of split-screening, is impacting telecom networks. The survey found that 35% of UK adults now…
Case File
Telia claims to be first to deliver nationwide 5G coverage in Norway
What happened: Telia reaches 99% of Norway’s population with 5G setting a new milestone in mobile connectivity Telia has announced that it is the first operator in Norway to deliver nationwide 5G coverage, now reaching nearly 99% of the population. This milestone comes four years…
Case File
Nokia and EOLO launch Europe’s first 5G mmWave network
What happened: Nokia and EOLO to deliver Italy’s first 5G mmWave network Nokia has entered a four-year partnership with EOLO, Italy’s first B Corp in the telecoms sector, to deploy Europe’s first 5G standalone mmWave Radio Access Network. The deal sees Nokia provide a range of…
Cloud Service
Corporate execs sell stock amid Bitcoin’s 130% surge
What happened: Corporate execs sell stock as Bitcoin surges Corporate executives are selling their stock shares at unprecedented levels as Bitcoin continues to sustain above $100,000. The corporate executive stock sale ratio reached a new all-time high of six sellers to buyers…
Cloud Service
MicroStrategy’s bold bet: More Bitcoin coming soon?
What happened: Michael Saylor teases MicroStrategy’s next Bitcoin buy Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, cryptically questioned whether the SaylorTracker, a portfolio tracker highlighting each Bitcoin acquisition by the company, was missing a green marker, on December…
Case File
WeWork redefines flexible workspaces in Munich
Meet member experience by innovative design WeWork’s Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 20 in Munich has undergone a remarkable transformation, blending elevated design with advanced features to redefine member experiences. Originally opened in 2018, the redesigned space reflects the…
Case File
Nuvei expands Google Pay integration in Latin America
What happened: Nuvei integrates Google Pay for merchants in Latin America Nuvei Corporation, a leading Canadian fintech company, has announced the expansion of its partnership with Google to integrate Google Pay for merchants in Latin America. This move builds on their existing…
Case File
Verizon offers network slicing for free with Enhanced Video Calling
What happened: Verizon leverages network slicing to improve consumer video calling without extra fees Verizon has launched Enhanced Video Calling, a new service that utilizes network slicing to improve the video calling experience for its customers. This service is available for…
Case File
ABN AMRO and Two launch ‘Pay Later’ for B2B payments
What happened: New Solutions for B2B Payments ABN AMRO, a leading financial institution based in the Netherlands, has launched a pilot program named ‘Pay Later’ in collaboration with B2B tech company Two. This new feature allows business clients to make payments through online…
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Digi expands to Belgium with low-cost mobile and fibre plans
What happened: Digi launches low-cost mobile and fibre services in Belgium Digi Communications has officially launched in Belgium, expanding its European footprint. The Romania-based operator introduced a low-cost mobile plan and fibre broadband, although the latter is currently…
Institutional
GoCardless and Endava partner to transform enterprise payment
What happened: GoCardless and Endava team up The partnership between GoCardless and Endava focuses on embedding GoCardless’ payment technology into Endava’s enterprise clients’ operations. By integrating features like Direct Debit and Instant Bank Pay into digital transformation…
Institutional
Instagram and Facebook back online after Meta outages
What happened: Instagram and Facebook are back online Over 22,000 people reported issues with Facebook on Wednesday evening(December 11) and over 18,000 struggled to use WhatsApp, according to outage-tracking site Downdetector. Problems with the apps were reported in the UK…
Institutional
Ayan Capital secures $3.6M to expand Islamic fintech in the UK
What happened: Islamic finance gets a tech push as Ayan Capital raises $3.6M London-based Islamic FinTech company Ayan Capital has successfully raised $3.6 million (£2.8 million) in equity funding, marking a significant step in its mission to offer ethical and sustainable…
Case File
Santander partners with CloudPay to offer earned wage access
Santander and CloudPay team up to provide real-time earned wage access for SME employees.
National Telecom
Tejas Networks boosts Vodafone Idea’s 4G and 5G backhaul
What happened: Tejas Networks enhances Vodafone Idea’s backhaul for improved 5G infrastructure Tejas Networks has partnered with Vodafone Idea to upgrade and expand its 4G and 5G backhaul infrastructure. This collaboration will see Tejas Networks implement its advanced networking…
Case File
Sparkle and INGV collaborate on subsea cable research
What happened: Sparkle and INGV’s pioneering subsea cable collaboration Sparkle, in partnership with the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the potential of using subsea fiber optic cables for seismic event…
Institutional
Norway’s Vipps debuts world’s first Apple Pay rival for iPhones
What happened: Norway’s Vipps as Apple Pay rival Norwegian payment service Vipps has made history by launching the world’s first competing tap-to-pay solution to Apple Pay on iPhones. Following an agreement between Apple and European regulators to open up NFC technology to third…
Regional ISP
Wire 3 to expand Florida fibre network with $115M
What happened: Wire 3 raises funds for Florida fibre expansion Wire 3 has secured a $115 million credit facility, led by Woodforest National Bank, CIBC, and JPMorgan, with Axiom Bank also participating. This funding will support the expansion of its fibre-optic network across…
Case File
Orange and La Poste repurpose Olympic gear for rural connectivity
What happened: Orange and La Poste extend Olympic infrastructure Orange and La Poste have repurposed the network equipment originally deployed for the Paris 2024 Olympics, ensuring that it continues to provide value beyond the event. The two companies had set up additional…