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European Communications discusses the latest telecom trends with telco executives, analysts and topic experts viainsightful analysis, Q&As and opinion pieces.

M2M opportunities “limited only by people’s imagination rather than technology”

By 2020 there will be more machines than people connected to networks.

So how ready is Everything Everywhere for a 4G launch?

Everything Everywhere followed up the news that it had been given a head start in the UK’s 4G race with the surprise announcement that it was creating a new brand.

Everything Everywhere given head start on 4G leaving rivals shocked and frustrated

The UK regulator has given Everything Everywhere permission to use its existing 1800MHz spectrum to deliver 4G services, much to the chagrin of its rivals.

Opinion: How to thrive in the digital world

By Keith Willetts, founder and chairman of the TM Forum.

What can Europe’s operators learn from the world’s first commercial VoLTE launch?

European operators will be watching with interest how US mobile operator MetroPCS fares following last week’s announcement that it was launching the world’s first commercial Voice over LTE (VoLTE) service.

"Thank God we built the network that we did": Interview with BT’s Mr Olympics

Leigh Bennett is the man charged with delivering the network and IT infrastructure for the most connected Olympic Games in history.

UK operators can look forward to reaping Olympic rewards

With the country still basking in the glory of the performance of its Olympic athletes, UK telcos are hoping the feel good factor will leave them with a legacy of their own.

The first signs are good.

Q&A: AdaptiveMobile's Cathal McDaid

Cathal McDaid, security consultant at AdaptiveMobile, discusses the security threats surrounding the M2M space.

Eurocomms.com: Why should operators be concerned about security threats to the M2M space currently?

Opinion: Learning the lessons of decommissioning legacy networks

By Stephane Teral, Principal Analyst, Infonetics Research