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DoT Urges States to Prefer BSNL, MTNL for Telecom Services, Citing Data Security: Report

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The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has written to all state governments and Union Territories, urging them to prioritise the services of state-run telecom operators Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd ( BSNL ) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) for internet, broadband, landline, and leased line requirements.

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Airtel Black Rs 399 Plan Now Bundles Broadband and IPTV Service

Telecom Talk

Airtels Rs 399 Black Plan now offers IPTV service along with broadband, a landline, and TV channelsmaking it an entry-level option for users seeking affordable digital entertainment.

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BT pushes for accelerated withdrawal from “outdated” copper landline network as faults rise 

Total Telecom

With the ageing copper landline network becoming increasingly fragile, its simply too risky to run the UKs essential public services on outdated networks. Faster broadband speeds, better security, and features like scam prevention and integrated calling across devices. The move to digital networks offers a range of benefits.

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BT urges SMEs to go digital  

Total Telecom

With 73% of UK businesses now relying on high-speed broadband and mobile connectivity, digital transformation is becoming essential. Ofcoms latest Connected Nations report highlights an increase in network incidents on the ageing infrastructure, rising by 45% in the past year. Those that delay may struggle to keep up with modern technology.

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Openreach call to UK business – “Unchain your network: The digital world won’t wait.”

Total Telecom

As legacy networks are decommissioned, systems such as payment terminals, security alarms, ISDN systems, and landline phones will cease to work, potentially leading to significant disruptions. Many businesses continuing to rely on outdated PSTN infrastructure risk both their operational effectiveness and bottom lines.

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Germany sets aside €1bn for fibre broadband expansion 

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Find our more here Also in the news: BT pushes for accelerated withdrawal from outdated copper landline network as faults rise Boldyn takes first steps in Germany with Smart Mobile Labs acquisition VMO2 deploys more small cells in Birmingham with Ontix

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UK Businesses Urged to Switch from PSTN by 2027

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Outdated systems, like payment terminals, security alarms, ISDN systems, and landline phones, may soon stop working. Companies still using outdated PSTN infrastructure may face threats to their operations and revenue streams. This could lead to substantial disruptions.