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Capacity is now accepting entries for its annual 20 Women to Watch power list! -
The volume of network attacks and security breaches continues to rise. This puts traditional bolt-on IP network security solutions under strain, with the potential to impact service quality and increase latency in a time when customers are expecting the highest reliability.
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Capacity's annual State of the Industry survey for 2021-22 is now live.
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Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) is an emerging business model for communications service providers (CSPs) and enterprises with interest surging.
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Nominations are now open for Capacity's top 20 ICT investors list 2021.
Forthcoming events
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Russian operator VimpelCom has acquired a 100% stake in Saint Petersburg-based fixedline provider Eltel for $33.5 million.
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Over the course of the last year, spectrum auctions have continued to cause controversy across the globe. Alex Hawkes investigates how a new proposal from the European Commission could change the future face of spectrum allocation.
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IPTV and VoIP are Poland’s fastest growing telecoms segments, according to Pyramid Research.
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Saudi Arabia’s broadband prices dropped by 93% per megabit of bandwidth during the second and third quarters of 2010, giving it the largest quarterly reduction globally, according to Point Topic.
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Etisalat’s bid to acquire a 46% stake in Zain for $12 billion may be in doubt after reports that Zain’s shareholders are opposing the UAE operator attaining a majority stake. According to sources, Etisalat may only be able to secure a 40% stake, lower than the expected 51% controlling stake.
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Angela Partington talks to Bjarni Thorvardarson, CEO of Hibernia Atlantic about how he has grown the business from its roots, and his plans for the future.
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Guy Matthews investigates Telekom Austria’s decision to converge its domestic fixed-line and mobile operations, only three years after separating the entities.
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With 98% of transcontinental communications transmitted over subsea cables, the damage caused by a stray anchor can be huge. Critical infrastructure protection is vital to commerce and our global wellbeing. Guy Matthews explores the measures we are taking to protect our networks.
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It has almost become a telecoms mantra that, while demand for capacity is increasing, the price of bandwidth falls.
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Some tips on how telcos can best harness the adaptability of Ethernet.
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O3b Networks has secured $1.2 billion in funds for its ambitious bid to provide superfast broadband connections to Africa and other emerging countries through a series of satellites.
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Telecom Corp of New Zealand (Telecom NZ) has been chosen as a preferred bidder to participate in the building of the country’s national broadband network, overturning its apparent exclusion from the process.
