The Finnish equipment vendor is adding new features to one of its most important enterprise services.
The two operators announce a wide-ranging partnership to lower equipment costs, but does it threaten standards?
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: EU court backs net neutrality, zaps zero-rating; Virgin Media offers 4G backup for fixed-line failure; let's get digital, says Nokia.
ViacomCBS reasons that the Paramount brand has higher recognition worldwide amid plans to take the OTT service international, but the Twitterverse still had fun mocking the decision.
New report expects Dutch mobile revenue to fall 4.3% in 2020, but the three operators show a slightly mixed picture in Q2.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Openreach rolls out more fiber; here comes the Nokia SON; Facebook given some breathing space in data-transfer rumpus.
Beer costs the same in the Netherlands as it does in Austria. So why is Dutch spectrum about four times as expensive?
Consolidation in Sweden's broadband market in the offing as A3 committee recommends takeover bid by smaller rival.
New report shows that 'ardent gamers' would be willing to pay a lot more for a high-quality cloud gaming service on low-latency 5G networks.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: EE ditches Dixons Carphone; former BT bigwig heads up UK's post-Huawei task force; Telecom Italia grows connectivity for agribusinesses.
Finnish equipment vendor wins important strategic deal with one of the planet's most exciting greenfield players.
The takeover of the UK-based technology champion by the US chipmaker would be a disaster for Arm's ecosystem, warn industry observers.
As other countries look to national technology providers, the UK's lack of homegrown alternatives to Huawei is a concern.
Set-top juggernaut Skyworth and chipmaker Amlogic combine on IP-powered 'accelerator' box underpinned by Reference Design Kit software.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Czech operators unhappy at 5G auction conditions; Vodafone's spare processing power helps in coronavirus fight; Google adds a Finnish data center.
The Chinese equipment giant is facing eviction from networks in some of Europe's biggest markets.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Nokia and Ericsson fire Telef�nica's 5G in Spain; Telia's backseat driver; mobile habits in lockdown and beyond.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Leroy pops up at Deutsche Telekom; UK launches National Data Strategy; Sky plays ROXi music.
The latest 5G offering from the UK operator is a connected grand piano played by someone normally seen behind the wheel of a car.
Inmarsat CEO Rupert Pearce boasts of record data traffic volumes over the European Aviation Network, a joint venture with Deutsche Telekom.
