Ericsson is offering a development platform that will enable any device to be reached by an existing mobile number
Stop focus on broadband speed, start thinking about usage, says Policy Exchange
Cisco has signed deals with NXP and Cohda to develop wireless, in-vehicle safety systems based on in-car networks
Despite all the criticism, Huawei comes out on top
Ofcom wants to protect customers whose bills are increased by operators mid-contract
High-profile figures in the technology world including gaming veteran Ian Livingstone, digital champion Martha Lane Fox and Imagination Technologies chief…
BT told to pay up £95 million over charges for using its broadband infrastructure
ZigBee low-energy radios can work without batteries
David Cameron reverses decision issued by Department of Education last week
UK's Pace misses out on Google's Motorola Home sell-off
Software-defined networking is gathering steam and will become a key data centre technology, says IDC
Half our readers are committed to IPv6, yet a quarter don't know what it is
UK ultrafast broadband projects might be getting a boost thanks to fresh guidelines coming from Brussels
Cisco continues to ramp up its acquisition strategy with the purchase of network policy management specialist BroadHop
The Vatican will be the first to have its own generic Top-Level Domain name
Another win for Britain's biggest ISP as two counties sign up for BDUK-backed rollout
British chip designer outbids CEVA, but pays $40 million more than initially planned
According to a survey by the communications watchdog, UK is one of the most Internet-enabled countries in the world
Communications Minister Ed Vaizey switches on BDUK-funded superfast broadband in Ainderby Steeple
Contrail isn't a year old, but it is to be bought by one of the biggest networking players in town
Syria saw its Internet go down for close to an hour on Tuesday
Deutsche Telekom is to dwarf BT's broadband investment in the UK, with its own 30bn euro (£24bn) programme
Pica8 is offering an SDN reference architecture for cloud providers, to be customised for their own solutions
The Atom S1200 is Intel’s latest weapon in the fight for the future of the server market
Is anyone using IPv6, or has it all been a wasted effort?