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Ofcom finds UK fixed broadband speeds went up 18% last year

Ofcom finds UK fixed broadband speeds went up 18% last year

For the first time, average fixed broadband speeds pass the 50Mbps mark.

Vodafone offers Telefonica wholesale access to its cable network in Germany

Vodafone offers Telefonica wholesale access to its cable network in Germany

The move aims to facilitate the European Commission’s approval of the acquisition of Liberty Global’s assets.

European Commission publishes study on the implementation of Net Neutrality rules

European Commission publishes study on the implementation of Net Neutrality rules

The study confirms the Regulation’s significant contribution to a more consistent approach.

Australian regulator updates approach to wholesale mobile regulation

Australian regulator updates approach to wholesale mobile regulation

The ACCC proposes to retain voice call termination regulation, and to deregulate SMS termination.

UK Government to legislate for connected devices

UK Government to legislate for connected devices

The legislation will aim to increase protection from cyber attacks.

Japanese government has a 5-year plan to tackle mobile not-spots

Japanese government has a 5-year plan to tackle mobile not-spots

The Ministry of Communications is consulting on a set of measures, and providing companies with financial incentives.

Ofcom ranks customer service provided by the UK’s major telecoms firms

Ofcom ranks customer service provided by the UK’s major telecoms firms

The UK regulator’s report shows levels of customer satisfaction similar to the previous year.

Italian regulator opens consultation on making available more 5G spectrum

Italian regulator opens consultation on making available more 5G spectrum

AGCOM seeks input on the 1427–1452MHz and 1492–1517MHz ranges, and on part of the 3.4–3.6GHz band.

Facebook under scrutiny from data protection authorities in three countries

Facebook under scrutiny from data protection authorities in three countries

The social network faces investigations in Canada and Ireland, while it hopes to settle a dispute with the FTC in the US for $3bn.

UK Government to give Huawei the green light for 5G according to leaked reports

UK Government to give Huawei the green light for 5G according to leaked reports

The National Security Council reached a decision on Tuesday, reports The Telegraph.