Networks
Bankrupt Avaya to sell networking business assets to Extreme Networks
$100m for struggling unified comms firm's coffers as it tries to move to cloud
Fred Olsen IT chief talks cloud, connectivity and security
IT director Damon Impett on the challenges of running IT for a business with many different divisions
Buffering and jitter? Network intelligence beats bandwidth brawn
Bandwidth is not the best longterm cure for complex networking issues
Ofcom tells BT to reduce landline-only prices
Prices should be slashed by £5 per month, says watchdog
ITU: 5G base stations should offer 20Gbps downloads, 10Gbps uploads and support one million devices over one mile
ITU outlines draft specs for 5G communications
Verizon trialling fixed wireless 5G in 11 US areas by June 2017
"The largest proving ground in the world" for faster data, says telco
76 per cent of organisations believe cloud is the fast lane to unified comms
Better collaboration is off-premise, argues report
Amazon Chime is 'underwhelming' and merely 'enterprise FaceTime' says rival UC vendor
Daggers out as GCI launches tirade against AWS' new collaboration effort
Amazon targets unified communications sector with Chime
'The tech people will want to use,' according to AWS
BroadSoft capitalises on Avaya Chapter 11 with new cloud offer
Shameless bid for new customers skewers Avaya faithful
Think SIP trunking makes things simpler? Think again
It's easy to lose control if you don't forward plan and check around the edges
Ofcom identifies three bands for use in the UK's 5G roll-out
Three bands offer by Ofcom to rule 5G mobile spectrum
Chinese regulators plan to vet all new internet services and hardware
China's government plans more internet and technology controls
77 per cent of UK enterprise has adopted videoconferencing and collaboration in last three years
Are we finally moving beyond just voice calls?
Europe being destabilised by Russian cyber attacks, warns defence secretary Sir Michael Fallon
Fallon calls for EU states to increase spending on defence and cyber security
Facebook profits up by 130 per cent to $3.6bn in fourth quarter
Revenues also surged from $5.8bn to $8.8bn
Mobile roaming charges in the EU to be abolished by June following pricing agreement with operators
EU roaming may not apply to the UK for long as a result of Brexit
Apple to join AI best-practice research group with rivals Facebook, Google and Microsoft
Unclubbable Apple to join Google in 'Partnership on AI to Benefit People and Society'
Government unveils tech-based industrial strategy focusing on AI, 5G and robotics
Back to the 1960s? Theresa May's industrial strategy to focus on 'the white heat of technology'
EE fined £2.7m by Ofcom for overcharging customers - and not paying them back
Slap on wrist for BT-owned EE over customer overcharging
Stirling to get 1Gbps fibre network as CityFibre expands in Scotland
Roll-out expected to take 14 months and will connect 3,000 businesses
BT plans new service to cut-off nuisance calls
Fifteen million nuisance calls a week will be stopped, claims BT
"Chat functions will replace email" in 2017, says Fuze
Prepare your unified comms networks, because the time is now, apparently
Unified Communications in 2017: Is this the year of collaboration?
In the first of a series exploring what 2017 holds for unified communications, Peter Gothard turns the spotlight on collaboration, and consults industry experts
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