COPPERING UP - The G.fast issue...

In the March 2015 issue of Total Telecom+ we talk copper ahead of the Total Telecom Gigabit Copper conference on the 25 March in Munich.

Technology - Operators are keen to get the most out of their copper before investing heavily in FTTH

Business - Fibre uptake is accelerating in Europe but the continent still needs to up its game.

Geography - Italy can it catch up on high-speed broadband?

Event: Come to Gigabit Copper to discover the G.fast opportunity - operators register for limited free places.

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Telecom Headlines: Wednesday 12 September

> UK gets LTE with EE and BJ
> Huawei to invest $2bn in UK over five years
> Nokia Siemens confirms talks to sell BSS unit
> Apple's new iPhone a mixed blessing for wireless carriers
> Cloud-based services to see double digit growth


UK gets LTE with EE and BJ
Mobile operator unveils new brand for LTE, FTTH services; mayor of London rubs salt into wound for U.K. rivals; and CEO hints at LTE version of iPhone 5.
http://goo.gl/7r6v7

Huawei to invest $2bn in UK over five years
Chinese equipment maker pledges to double U.K. workforce following meeting with David Cameron.
http://goo.gl/HCBNv

Nokia Siemens confirms talks to sell BSS unit
CEO says vendor is also looking to sell its applications business.
http://goo.gl/NVXIL

Apple's new iPhone a mixed blessing for wireless carriers
Mobile operators could face hefty subsidy payments for new device.
http://goo.gl/23wLu

Cloud-based services to see double digit growth 
Spending on cloud-based IT services will approach $100 billion in 2016, analyst firm forecasts.
http://goo.gl/VWzbD

FEATURED EVENT

EE have promoted a strong focus on the customer. Find out how your CEM strategy can help your business at the Total Telecom Customer Experience Summit
14 November 2012, The Lancaster - London
http://goo.gl/ZNLiy

CommunicAsia & ACA 2012

The second annual Asia Communication Awards #ACA2012 will take place in Singapore during CommunicAsia 2012.

Rupert Owen, International Director of CommunicAsia spoke to Brian Dolby about how they see the ACA as adding value the annual telecoms gathering in Singapore, as well as about other development this year, including more national and technology pavilions.



Entries for the 2012 Asia Communication Awards must be received by 16 March 2012. Find out more on the website www.asiacommsawards.com

FTTH - TV stopped by rain!

They say the rain in Spain falls mostly on the plain, well the rain in Portugal falls mostly on the roof of Feira Internacional de Lisboa - so hard in fact that it's halted a recording for the new Total TeleVision.

This however is the only fly in the ointment for a great event, with over 2,500 people the atmosphere is buzzing - and what's even more impressive is that most of these people do seem to be totally engaged, in the conference, in the expo, and of course lining up to be interviewed by Brian Dolby!

Maybe the weather has kept them in-doors, but that said it was sunny 10 minutes ago!