Telefonica Puts 5G SA in a Shopping Centre
Telefonica has launched Spain's first indoor 5G Standalone network at Madrid's Plaza Norte 2 shopping centre, marking a national first. The deployment, powered by Vantage Towers' Distributed Antenna System, aims to deliver ultra‑low latency connectivity in a high‑density retail environment. While the rollout currently focuses on stronger, more reliable signals, it hints at future services such as AR experiences and instant mobile payments. The move reflects a broader, albeit gradual, acceleration of 5G SA adoption across Europe.
Hutchison Sells Out of Macau as Losses Mount
Hutchison Telecommunications sold its 3 Macau unit to CTM for HK$110 million, ending two decades of operations in the region. The Macau business posted a full‑year 2025 loss of HK$43 million, nearly double the prior year, contributing to an overall group loss...
Telecoms Should Prepare to Face the Anthropic Dilemma
Telecoms are gearing up for 6G features that enable pervasive environmental sensing and autonomous robotics control. These capabilities have attracted interest from US military and intelligence agencies, echoing the recent clash between Anthropic and the US government over the Claude...
T-Mobile US Still Winning in Wireless but the Interest Is in Fixed
T‑Mobile US posted 962,000 post‑paid net adds in Q4 2025, keeping it ahead of AT&T and close to Verizon, though slightly below analyst expectations. The carrier’s earnings call, led by new CEO Srini Gopalan, emphasized steady wireless momentum while hinting at...
