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11 firms in total will compete to design a satellite translation system, to allow seamless military use of existing networks

Liberty Global, Telefónica Infra, and InfraVia will build and operate the network, which aims for a 2026 finish date

A new required speed of 100 Mbits/sec down would give consumers and small businesses a boost, but could raise prices

The approval allows the satellite network to cater to planes, ships and trucks in next step of expansion

Social tariffs could get slashed to help poorest in society

The arrival of Wi-Fi 6E is a kick in the teeth for Wi-Fi 6 adopters, and those who recommended it to friends and family

We look at what SSID is and how it is used to connect devices to the internet

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London and Manchester were found to be lower in the ranking due to high crime rates, high house prices, and slower broadband

Telecoms leaders argued about overbuilding but agreed work needs to be done to make building easier as the UK struggles with a skilled labour shortage

Starlink's services will be used on up to 100 planes chartered by JSX

If found to be safe, the technology could be deployed in water networks around the country from 2024

The retail giant has secured up to 83 rocket launches with the trio to deploy a bulk of its 3,262-satellite constellation

Italy, Germany, and France took the Western European podium this year

Poor Wi-Fi coverage or slow speeds? Here are the best routers and access points to give your connection a boost

5G adoption is picking up and promises to solve every networking woe faced by businesses on the move... but is it a Wi-Fi killer?

The £150 million investment won't extend to schools in Scotland and Wales

The decision follows Roscosmos’ demand that the UK sell its 20% stake in OneWeb purchased in 2020

The current situation is “simply not sustainable”, say O2 and Vodafone chiefs

A look at one of the most critical components of a well-functioning network

Openreach head of Security Services Richard Ginnaw said that the thefts had “severely impacted" the day-to-day lives of people in Cambridgeshire

New report by the Committee of Public Accounts has found that the UK is unlikely to hit the 85% coverage target by 2025

This comes after the US warned the island nations about a bid from a Chinese company last year to build an undersea cable