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T-Mobile US is very pleased with itself EC slaps wrists over telecom rules The potential investigation of a major acquisition and a very bullish T-Mobile US top the pile in today’s selection of news nuggets. Authorities from both the European Union and the UK are preparing for separate “in-depth” probes into the planned $40 billion acquisition of Arm by US chip giant NVIDIA, according to the Financial Times. In case you hadn’t noticed, T-Mobile US isn’t shy about calling out its rivals at any opportunity. So when it announced on Thursday that it had achieved “strong financial r...

Developing Telecoms - MTNL hands over city networks to BSNL ahead of 4G tender in emerging markets worldwide Dear Visitor India has taken another step towards combining its state-run operators as BSNL takes over operation of MTNL's networks in Delhi and Mumbai. Uganda's government has ordered a social media and messaging blackout ahead of the country's presidential election, while China has announced a raft of rules aimed at countering sanctions imposed against it by the US, and Telefonica has closed a colossal tower deal covering much of Latin America. Welcome to your weekly update on teleco...

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But in North Korea, however, is still stuck on 3G. The country launched its 3G network in 2008, not long after the United States did (the iPhone 3G came out in 2008 as well.) The network, provided by Koryolink, doesn’t work like mobile networks in the Western world; for one thing, there’s no Internet access, and for another, communications are severely restricted.  Orascom Telecom, the Egyptian firm, made an investment in that 3G network, but subsequently fell out with the regime, Network World reported in 2015, as Orascom reportedly was unable to get its profits out of North Korea. The...