A deal by one state-owned company to supply electricity smart meters to another state utility has been challenged by a special court that ruled the contract as unlawful, with €35 mln in
Trade unions at the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CyTA) are calling for a 24-hour all-out strike on January 16, a decade after their last labour action, over the semi-state authority’s innovation and restructuring
Primetel’s new owners, Signal Capital Partners, have reassured the telecoms regulator that after going into administration, the company will continue to serve its 200,000-customer base. The telecom’s management and representatives of Signal
Telecommunication company Primetel has announced that Signal Capital Partners, a London-based private equity fund, is set to acquire the Cypriot firm after it was placed under administration. According to a Primetel statement,
Cyprus’ Telecommunications Authority (Cyta) is to absorb the additional cost of inflation and energy, putting their record profits to good use. Talking before the House Finance Committee, the chair of Cyta Michalis
Authorities are hopeful the island’s pioneering leap into the 5G era will go a long way in catching up with the rest of the world on the digital transformation train before leaving
Fifth-generation mobile networks have arrived after the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority announced its 5G network, covering 70% of the population, is up and running. Through social media, Cyta announced the “beginning of a
Cyprus is joining the fifth-generation mobile network as its telecom providers go head-to-head at an auction for 5G broadband frequencies launched on Thursday after three postponements in as many months. The auction
By Ravi Bangar The doors have been slammed shut on Huawei 5G networks in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and much of Europe (its largest market outside China). The UK is
With Cyprus 5G technology offering ultra-high internet access speeds through mobile and connected devices, just around the corner, concerns over its implications on human health are growing. In Cyprus, some of its