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Fibre broadband ‘sprouting everywhere’

It was long-held that the UK was on a low fibre diet. Not any more

Three’s sale of masts to Cellnex faces scrutiny from the UK competition authority

Concerns over the highly concentrated UK market mean remedies would be needed to complete the sale. The form they would take is unclear

Singapore to make the 2.1GHz band available for standalone 5G

The IMDA wants to help operators achieve nationwide 5G coverage by 2025, but not at the expense of customers still on 3G

US legislators propose Big Tech contribute to the Universal Service Fund

The proposal is a further sign of a deteriorating relationship between Republicans and Big Tech

Spain’s €1.01bn 700MHz auction wrapped up in just two days

The Spanish Government acted quickly, awarding this spectrum with favourable conditions

UK Government’s proposals for a new competition framework for the digital economy

The direction of the proposals is clear, although there is still scope to shape the future merger regime

Ofcom outlines a new spectrum strategy with an emphasis on sharing

More flexibility and innovation for the next decade, but the regulator will still need to be mindful of the interests of incumbents

ACMA to set out expectations for how Australian operators should treat vulnerable customers

ACMA takes a leaf out of Ofcom’s book, requiring operators to improve the training of staff and the monitoring of interactions with vulnerable customers

Ireland under pressure to investigate data sharing between WhatsApp and Facebook

The patience of other European authorities is wearing thin, as they believe the Irish Data Protection Commission should be tougher on Big Tech

UK Government sets out a plan for ‘Digital Regulation’

The Plan shows the Government’s clear intention to compete with the EU, and promises to put innovation at the heart of policymaking