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Massive consolidation is not the silver bullet for...

Massive consolidation is not the silver bullet for boosting broadband investments More players invest more and smaller players invest more efficiently   Today in a working breakfast co-organised by Adina-Ioana VĂLEAN, Vice-President of the European Parliament, and ECTA, the European...

How to get an AAA rating for Europe...

ECTA, the European Competitive Telecommunications Association, welcomes the European Commission’s Digital Single Market (DSM) Strategy and congratulates it on the robust political vision that effective competition is key to the deployment of high performance and affordable digital highways.  ECTA...

Germans untroubled by cyber-espionage

People in Germany are not overly concerned about hacker attacks and cyber-espionage. Despite the many reports of hacker attacks, stolen login data and NSA listening activities, people are relatively untroubled by the risks of cyber-criminality. These are the findings...

Share files simply and securely in the cloud...

Lists of customers, contract details, price calculations – employees need secure and quick access to this kind of sensitive data. T-Systems and Australian data security specialist Covata are now offering a solution to this problem, from the cloud. The...

CellMax launches world record multiband antenna platform

CellMax Technologies, the Swedish innovator and supplier of ultra-high efficiency antennas for mobile networks, today announces the launch of the world’s best performing multiband antenna platform. The first product to be released is aimed specifically at the North American market....

CellMax at Mobile World Congress, 2015

CellMax Technologies will be present at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, 2-5 March, 2015. CellMax is the industry leader in high efficiency, high performance, high gain and low loss antenna solutions for 3G and LTE. Learn how to double...

Ash dieback: Woodland Trust warns on hedgerows impact

Ash dieback's impact on millions of trees in hedgerows and field edges could have serious consequences for the landscape and wildlife, experts have warned. The Woodland Trust is using data which maps 280 million...

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