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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Toshiba’s Andrew Shields is looking at teleportation as a way of moving quantum-protected information. He tells Alan Burkitt-Gray the facts behind this ‘spooky’ piece of physics
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BT is looking to merge two of its struggling divisions as it looks to cut costs, but this could fuel tensions among workers as job cuts loom.
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BT has launched its Partner Advisory Board (PAB), an advisory board focused on digital transformation.
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Bridget Woods, principal of wholesale commercial and propositions planning at BT, outlines three factors telcos must face to achieve true diversity and inclusion.
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BT is set to play a significant role as quantum technology develops. Andrew Lord, senior manager of optical research at BT, talks about the company’s quantum R&D, QKD and the quantum internet
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Pioneering UK companies in the quantum computing and security industry have set up a lobby group, UKQuantum, to be a “voice for the sector”.
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BT has unveiled a new programme that aims to reduce business customers’ e-waste by recycling end-of-life equipment and in line with their targets for a circular economy.
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The UK’s 5G providers will face an investment gap of as much as £12-£14 billion as they seek to meet government commitments to provide nationwide coverage.
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Warner Bros Discovery and BT Group have completed their joint venture (JV) that will combine the assets of BT Sport and Eurosport UK.
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After the UK government announced it would take no further action on Altice’s increased BT stake, a full takeover cannot be ruled out.
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BT has won a £32 million network services contract with Sellafield Ltd that will see it provide a comprehensive network to all Sellafield UK sites.
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Seacom will be able to secure its own infrastructure, deliver new networking, security and communications solutions to enterprise customers in Africa thanks to a new partnership with BT.
