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Broadband Expansion with Fibre-to-the-Building
An optical fibre connection makes bandwidths in a gigabit range possible.

FTTH and Vectoring are Dominant Trends in Germany's Telecoms Market
KEYMILE has identified five prevailing trends on Germany's telecommunications market: rising bandwidth demand due to new online services, fibre to the home, hybrid solution scenarios, vectoring and partnerships between competitors.

KEYMILE Appoints Lothar Schwemm as New CEO
Leading supplier of telecommunications systems for broadband access KEYMILE has appointed its CTO Lothar Schwemm as CEO.

KEYMILE to Present Compact Nodes for Future-Proof Optical Broadband Networks Development
KEYMILE will showcase its extensive portfolio of solutions for powerful P2P and PON optical fibre networks at the forthcoming FTTH Conference 2018 in Valencia, Spain.

NextGenAccess Chooses KEYMILE Technology for its Ultra-Fast Broadband Roll-Out
Hertfordshire-based network operator and internet provider NextGenAccess is taking part in the Local Full Fibre Networks (LFFN) and Connect Westminster broadband delivery programmes.

LAN Network Cables: CAT5e XCM90 U/UTP
This cable is suitable for internal use in local area networks and analogue and digital video applications....

Gigaclear Builds Ultra-Fast Optical Fibre Networks In Rural Areas
Telecommunications company Gigaclear has been constructing ultrafast optical fibre networks using KEYMILE technology in rural areas of the UK since 2012....

Optimised and customised data management

Driving agility in software systems

Automate to win the market

Give me five: preparing for 5G roll-out
5G is the next big thing, expected for roll-out around 2020 – but preparations are being made right now and have been since even before the introduction of 4G. In this special report, Abi Millar asks Chris Bilton, director of research and technology at BT, what mobile network operators’ plans are for the migration to 5G and unpicks the areas that pose the greatest challenges.

Big deal: driving innovation with data analytics
Telecoms operators all attach a high level of importance to big-data initiatives, but they currently feel neither ready to take on this task nor very willing to have someone else do it for them, though they sense the potential. Pyramid Research explains how analytics can drive innovation for telecoms providers, as well as addressing some of the challenges that need to be overcome in their implementation.

Ahead in the cloud: how can telcos compete?
Cloud services are reshaping the playing field for telecoms operators, with each looking for the next big opportunity. But with the market dominated by large vendors, can telcos truly compete? And if so, how can they incorporate cloud technology into their already well-established business model and product offering? Aamir Hussain, executive vice-president and chief technology officer for CenturyLink, tells Global Telecoms Insight how his company is breaking the mould.

Open forum: the adoption of small-cell technology
The combination of virtualisation with small cells is viewed as a critical aspect of the continued development and improvement of mobile networks by operators seeking a radical overhaul of architecture and cost-efficiency. Alan Law of the Small Cell Forum discusses the work the organisation is doing to drive the adoption of this technology throughout the industry.

Rise of the machines: M2M and mobile network functionality
M2M technology is changing the traditional priorities of telecoms companies, with devices autonomously intercommunicating and monitoring each others’ processes. Sophie Peacock speaks to Mobeen Khan from AT&T about how mobile operators are gradually actualising the possibilities of connecting a vast spectrum of assets to their networks, finding new sources of revenue and improving efficiency across a range of industries.

KT Corporation WiBro Network, Seoul
KT Corporation is one of Korea’s leading telecommunications companies, which provides services to residential and business users across South Korea.

Tus Mobil GSM, GPRS, Edge Network
Tus Mobil is a new mobile operator for Slovenia. The new company, which is part of the Engrotus retail group, gained its mobile licence when US-based Western Wireless International (Vega) shut down its network at the end of May 2006 after failing to gain a significant foothold in the almost saturated market.

MTC Namibia 3G HSDPA Green Network
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) is one of the largest GSM operators in Namibia.

eMobile WCDMA/HSDPA 3G Network
eMobile Ltd is a new mobile operator that is about to enter the competitive and innovative Japanese mobile communications market. eMobile obtained one of the three 3G licenses that the Japanese government granted in November 2005 to increase competition in the market.

Kartel (K-Mobile) GSM Network Expansion
In May 2005 KaRTel (K-Mobile), one of the largest mobile communications providers in Kazakhstan, and a subsidiary of VimpelCom, awarded a $100m contract to Motorola for the expansion and improvement of its existing GSM Network over a five year period leading up to 2010. The deal includes the purchase of equipment and various services including installation and optimisation of the refurbished system.