BT
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BT has reportedly put its global division up for sale as part of the company’s ongoing attempts to shave costs -
BT has expanded its Carbon Network Dashboard, enhancing business customers' visibility into electricity consumption and carbon emissions for more effective infrastructure optimisation.
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BT Group has activated its first self-powering mobile site in the Shropshire Hills, with approximately 70% of the site’s energy requirements met by on-site solar panels and a wind turbine.
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BT Group is leveraging large language models from AI vendors like Claude developers Anthropic, Meta, and Amazon through a specially designed internal platform to enhance operations and drive innovation.
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Bharti Global will become BT’s biggest shareholder after buying a 25% stake, worth US$4 billion from Altice.
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BT and its mobile arm EE have unveiled two new initiatives to reduce the impact of fraud on its mobile customers.
Forthcoming events
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BT is preparing itself for a bid from Deutsche Telekom according to several reports.
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BT Wholesale's Gavin Jones talks to Capacity's Saf Malik on the company's data centre footprint, its network reliability and nationwide coverage, and increasing access to fibre.
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The second UK-Iraq strategic dialogue was held in London on 3-4th July
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In the field, in a laboratory or office, Capacity celebrates some of the women in engineering, working hard to keep us all connected.
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BT and Five9, a provider of the intelligent CX Platform will expand their partnership to enhance the choice of contact centre services and solutions offered to organisations globally.
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BT has secured a contract worth up to £350 million over the next six years to become the sole provider to deliver public sector connectivity across Scotland.
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Juniper Networks has appointed Neil McRae, formerly of BT, as its chief network strategist.
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Kcom, the former Kingston Communications, now owned by Macquarie, is making a second attempt to expand UK-wide from its base in Hull.
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BT is reportedly on the hunt for a replacement for CEO Philip Jansen.
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Openreach, the UK last-mile company owned by BT, has made full fibre connections available to its 10 millionth home.
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Consumer association Which? says the price hikes planned by the likes of BT and Vodafone are “unacceptable” during a cost-of-living crisis.
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The next two months are “critical” for the UK’s fibre access network sector according to David Hilliard, CEO of Mentor Europe.
