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The city of Paris has a broadband problem that you would expect to find in the developing world: there just isn’t enough fibre to the premises.

Mohammed Al-Nusif, CEO at Qualitynet, talks about making the Middle East a "hop" away.

GTS Central Europe has upgraded its Ethernet VPN network to offer additional services including Quality of Service (QoS) and online performance monitoring.

By tracing and monitoring internet routing, companies such as Renesys can gather a comprehensive view of internet connections worldwide, allowing the company to provide a real-time analysis of any changes that occur to the internet.

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.

Ericsson has established a cloud lab in Germany aimed at supporting operators and enterprises in testing and verifying cloud-based services.

Amdocs has launched a range of applications that will help service providers aggregate data from multiple marketing, network and customer care sources.

The Voracious global demand for bandwidth continues to increase unabated in all regions of the world with TeleGeography forecasting it to grow at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 50% for the foreseeable future. Streaming high bandwidth video-centric content is responsible for the bulk of the bandwidth growth. An increasing number of subscribers connecting at increasing per subscriber access rates are exacerbating this voracious growth in bandwidth demand, even as the world economy is called into question.

Colt Technology Services has deployed Infinera’s DTN-X packet optical transport networking platform on its long distance network.

Everything Everywhere, the joint venture between Deutsche Telekom’s T-Mobile UK and France Telecom’s Orange is to cut 550 jobs.