Telecom Sector

European Commission Sets a 2020 Goal of a Minimum Speed of 30 Mbps

As per the content delivery network Akamai, Europe as a continent has the fastest Internet in the world on an average. All the places are suffering from for a technical malfunction. This would result in cutting down of the internet for hours. This cannot be expected at the Broadband World Forum in Amsterdam.

Telekom Rating in Austria reduced by Moody’s

According to a new report, Telekom rating in Austria has been downgraded by Moody's. Moody's has done this after its current financial debt caused by the increase of the mobile spectrum in an auction in Austria.

The rating agency believes the EUR 1 B acquisition will put negative effect on the financial terms of the Company.

Telekom Austria to Invest 1 billion Euros for New Telecom Spectrum

A newspaper has reported that Telekom Austria has agreed to pay around 1 billion euros for new telecoms spectrum. It will happen in an auction that will net around 2 billion euros for the government.

Austria's WirtschaftsBlatt said 700 million euros will be paid by Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn. DE) T-Mobile Austria. Moreover, Hutchison Whampoa's H3G will be handing over 300 million.

Randall Stephenson says there is ‘High Opportunity’ in Europe

Randall Stephenson, Chief Executive at AT&T Inc., said he sees a great opportunity to invest in mobile broadband in Europe. He said there are high chances to gain big profits in the already being generated services in the United States.

OPTUS appoints Former Vodafone Australia Executive as MD of Optus Networks

A former Vodafone Australia executive has been appointed by OPTUS for the position of head of its network operations. He will have the responsibility to expand its 4G mobile footprint.

Japan’s NTT Docomo Acquires Austrian Fine Trade

Japanese carrier NTT Docomo has announced the acquisition of Fine Trade, an Austrian e-commerce solution provider for an undisclosed amount of over tens of millions of Euros. The company has not revealed the terms of business yet.

Telekom Austria AG Giving Stiff Competition to Purchase Serbia Broadband

As per reports, it has been unveiled that Telekom Austria AG has been giving a stiff competition to acquire cable operator Serbia Broadband.

Carlos Slim Supports Telekom Austria and KPN

Telekom Austria and Dutch group KPN have been reported to have joined forces in order to offer internet-based data services to wholesale and large business customers. The group is the European rival in which Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim has invested.

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