Some thoughts on the new LoRaWAN roadmap to make LoRaWAN universal, interoperable, effortless – and all the things to support ‘massive IoT’ at global scale.
James Blackman
James Blackman
James Blackman has been writing about the technology and telecoms sectors for over a decade. He has edited and contributed to a number of European news outlets and trade titles. He has also worked at telecoms company Huawei, leading media activity for its devices business in Western Europe. He is based in London.
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Important news in the subsea cable sector, as Australian operator Telstra has a new land-and-sea network-swap deal with US hyperscaler Google to pump AI workloads in and out of Australia, …
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The announcement that Softbank is invest up to €75 billion to build AI data center capacity in France is being framed in Paris as a landmark moment for Europe’s AI …
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A day in the life of telecoms and tech – early summer, 2026. Which means sovereignty everywhere, of course, most notably as KPN follows the new Euro-stack model with Schwarz …
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Something and nothing, but worth memorializing – especially after all the policy talk about sovereignty. Wi-Fi is increasingly proving itself not just as a convenience layer, but as core infrastructure …
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There’s a temptation to read all these stories of sovereignty and repatriation as a kind of grand post-globalist industrial shakeout, a response to dicey geopolitics geared around a new capitalist …
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I used to work at Huawei – about 15 years ago, when the firm was on an LTE tear-up in Europe. I was not particularly senior, and I was western; …
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Europe’s sovereignty push looks urgent, almost desperate, and also coordinated and forceful. Deutsche Telekom has won a joint-tender with SAP from the Federal Ministry for Digitalization and State Modernization (BMDS) …
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This is a short version of the only story in town today, covered at some length here… RCR was going to write up BT’s results today, but then this dropped: …
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I really enjoyed this conversation with George Glass, chief tech officer at TM Forum, which is spread across two articles, yesterday and today. I never much liked OSS/BSS as a …