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  • Everything Everywhere has appointed Fotis Karonis as its chief technology officer. Karonis will report directly to the company’s CEO Olaf Swantee and is responsible for Everything Everywhere’s information technology and mobile network infrastructure.
  • Troubled Cable & Wireless Worldwide just cannot keep out of the headlines. Following another set of poor financial results, John Pluthero, appointed as chief executive at CWW in June, is leaving only six months after he replaced Jim Marsh.
  • Mach has announced the appointment of Darryl Edwards as the new chairman of its board of directors. Edwards has 30 years of international experience in the telecoms industry. He most recently held the position of CEO at Aircom International, the UK-based mobile software solutions provider, leading the company through transformational activities. He is also a non-executive director of global technology company Exfo.
  • Telecom service provider Etisalat has launched LTE services on what it has claimed is the UAE’s fastest 4G network.
  • UK managed service provider Azzurri has announced the launch of its Intelligent Cloud Optimised Network (ICON).
  • US fibre provider Zayo has completed its acquisition of 360 networks for an estimated $345 million. The move gives the company a fibre network of more than 44,000 route miles and nearly two million fibre miles.
  • Telstra has announced it has been awarded three new telecoms licences in India under its joint venture with Bangalore-based software company Microland.
  • WASACE Cable Company Worldwide has announced plans for a submarine cable system linking the major markets of Africa, South America, North America and Europe.
  • Orange has appointed Nathalie Leboucher to lead the company’s new Smart Cities strategic programme. The Smart Cities programme is one of six strategic programmes defined by the executive committee of France Telecom Orange.
  • US fibre provider Zayo has completed its acquisition of 360 networks for an estimated $345 million. The move gives the company a fibre network of more than 44,000 route miles and nearly two million fibre miles.