Similar to India, Bangladesh has shown promising signs of economic growth and development in the last decade.

The business model for content delivery networks is changing fast, finds Tim Phillips, with effective local coverage looking like it could be one of the possible answers to a successful future in the market.

Tim Phillips takes a look at the possible changes in the business models of mobile operators as they look to develop 4G networks.

Carriers in mature markets have been quick to spot the business opportunities of outsourcing their infrastructure and their expertise to other carriers, a development that is being welcomed by telcos in emerging markets, as Eira Hayward reports.

Some carriers are thinking the once unthinkable and outsourcing their research and development to specialist firms. Tim Phillips weighs up the choices they must make.

Eira Hayward looks back at the attempts to engage the industry in capacity trading a decade ago and forward to the commodities of the future cloud era.

Interoute's strong management has led it to become one of the telecoms' succes stories of the past decade, with a vibrant wholesale business and global reach. Sue Tabbitt reports.

What trends will influence telecoms development in the coming years? Tim Phillips finds out from the futurists what they think will be the norm in 10 years' time.

Capacity's inaugural smart wholesale survey analyses the state of the market and its future direction. Yankee Group's Camille Mendler writes.

The technology for telecoms delivery has altered dramatically in 10 years. Caroline Chappell looks at the most innovative vendors and asks where they will take us next.

The rise of VoIP and heterogeneous networks has resulted in islands of IP that present a battleground for those enabling or regulating carrier interconnect

The GSMA is aligning its IP interconnect framework with industry developments and the association reports renewed interest from carriers as IP migration gathers pace