Nokia launches digital twin platform Enscryb to digitalise energy sector | Total Telecom
Original article Total Telecom:Read More Press Release Nokia has announced its latest venture, Enscryb, an energy innovation platform, is partnering with NODES, an energy trading company. In addition, Enscryb has also secured and onboarded two customers: Nanuq, a charging infrastructure company, and Smartecon, a renewable energy provider. Enscryb is an innovative digital toolbox that enables real-time distributed energy flexibility orchestration in an era of increasing market volatility,...
VodafoneThree Sign Exclusive UK Mobile Operator Distribution Deal with Currys | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More VodafoneThree (Vodafone and Three UK) has today announced an exclusive new multi-year partnership with high street retailer Currys, which will see the newly merged operator becoming the retailer’s sole mobile network operator (distribution deal) and also expanding their offering to “include mobile broadband” (Fixed Wireless Access). Just to recap. Vodafone already has a retail partnership with Currys, which was last updated in January 2023 and saw their...
Broadband ISP Carnival Internet UK to Reduce eWaste and Tackle Digital Exclusion | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More New ISP Carnival Internet UK, which was launched in May 2025 (here) and is being backed by global tech company Dotlines (Dotlines UK), has today announced that they’ve partnered with Brixton-based charity Community TechAid to help “tackle digital exclusion and e-waste“. With a small team of staff and a network of volunteers, the Community TechAid charity typically repairs and redistributes technology to individuals in need, ensuring access to essential...
Three UK Delivered Fastest Mobile Broadband Speeds at Glastonbury | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Network testing firm Ookla (i.e. Speedtest.net, Downdetector.co.uk) has today revealed that mobile operator Three UK delivered the fastest 4G and 5G mobile broadband speeds during last weekend’s Glastonbury Festival, which saw the operator produce a median average download of 347.66Mbps. But O2 (Virgin Media) were the slowest on 67.66Mbps. The median mobile download speeds on Three UK were found to be “at least twice as fast” as those on any other...
SpaceX Burnt Up 472 Starlink Broadband Satellites in Last 6 Months | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More SpaceX has revealed to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that it deorbited 472 Starlink ultrafast broadband satellites – burning them up in Earth’s atmosphere – during the six-month period from December 2024 to May 2025 (2.6 per day), which marked a significant increase from previous period of six-months when just 73 met a fiery demise. At present Starlink has around 7,900 satellites in Low Earth Orbit (c.4,300 are v2 Mini / GEN 2A) – mostly at...
Rural Broadband ISP Wildanet Launch 2Gbps FTTP for South West England | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Alternative network provider Wildanet, which has spent the past few years building a new Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) based gigabit broadband network across rural parts of Cornwall and Devon in England, has today announced the launch of its first 2Gbps speed package for consumers. The new service is said to have been made possible by the completion of key elements of Wildanet’s full fibre rollout, together with a “major upgrade to its core network...
Despite Poor Mobile – London Named Most Popular European City for Startups | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Network benchmarking firm Opensignal, which uses crowdsourced speedtests from users of its apps and services, has examined the 15 most popular start-up hubs in Europe and warned that the leading city – London – still has a major weakness when it comes to the performance of local mobile connectivity (4G and 5G). According to DEEP Ecosystems’ Start Up Heatmap Europe 2025 study, London currently ranks top of the table – – putting the United Kingdom’s...
Mobile Operator Giffgaff Hunts for New UK Boss as CEO Steps Down | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Mobile network operator giffgaff, which is owned by Telefónica and naturally uses O2’s virtual operator (MVNO) platform (they’re also trialling FTTP broadband via nexfibre and Virgin Media – here), has announced that its CEO – Ash Schofield – has decided to step down, and they’ve begun the hunt for his replacement. Ash is currently due to remain in the role until the end of this year to support the transition to a new CEO. Recruitment for Ash’s successor...
Ofcom Updates on UK Satellite Broadband Fees and Project Kuiper | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More The UK communications regulator has today published a shotgun blast of new satellite broadband consultations, which cover everything from changing satellite gateway fees to introducing another new gateway licence for Amazon’s future Project Kuiper network. Ofcom has also proposed short duration licences for mobile (4G/5G) networks in the lower 2.3GHz band. We’ll start with Amazon’s Project Kuiper, which is already in the process of building a global...
Broadband ISP EE UK Adds Stream Mode to WiFi Enhancer Service | ISPreview UK
Original article ISPreview UK:Read More Mobile and broadband ISP EE (BT) has today added the new ‘Stream Mode’ feature to their existing WiFi Enhancer service, which works by claiming to “intelligently prioritise a customer’s favourite streaming apps, helping customers enjoy smooth, high-quality streaming … even when the entire household is online.” Just to recap. The Wi-Fi Enhancer service is an app-controlled feature that enables you to prioritise traffic to your connection (e.g. you can...