Liberty Global
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Liberty Global’s Belgian subsidiary Telent will use Nokia’s Network as Code platform to enhance operational efficiency and services offered at the Port of Antwerp in Belgium. -
Liberty Global's Antoin Verschuren says ensuring a secure network requires robust tools and monitoring.
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Infosys and Liberty Global have signed a five-year. €1.5 billion deal to deepen their partnership across digital entertainment and connectivity.
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Liberty Global, the US group that owns 50% of Virgin Media O2 in the UK, has bought a 4.92% in the Vodafone group.
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Liberty Broadband’s Alaskan operation, GCI, is expanding its fibre operations in the Arctic state with the aid of US$73 million in government grants.
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Liberty Global, Telefonica and InfraVia Capital Partners have formed a joint venture (JV) that will build a new fibre network in the UK via a £4.5 billion cash injection.
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Liberty Global has taken a significant step to upgrade its cable networks to deliver 10Gbps into its 85 million customers’ homes.
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The city of Dublin is planning to install 150 access points across the city for free OpenRoaming Wifi, after a successful trial.
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Juniper Networks has been selected by UPC Poland to provide a new 400G-ready network to power its international core infrastructure.
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Iliad will be boosting its Polish presence with the acquisition of UPC Poland from Liberty Global in a deal worth $1.8 billion.
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French group Iliad, which majority owner Xavier Niel wants to take private, has offered to buy broadband operator UPC Poland from Liberty Global for €1.9 billion.
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Liberty Global and investment fund Digital Colony have created the AtlasEdge Data Centres joint venture, with the aim of establishing over 100 branded edge data centres across Europe.
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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has given final approval of the joint venture between Liberty Global and Telefónica to merge Virgin Media and O2.
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Sunrise UPC, the Swiss unit of Liberty Global that was acquired last year, is to cut 600 jobs by the end of next year.
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Millicom is now entirely a Latin American operator following today’s disposal of its last African interest, Tigo Tanzania.
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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has provisionally cleared the £31 billion proposed merger of Virgin Media and Virgin Mobile with O2.
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UK cable company Virgin Media is trying out technology that could deliver 400Gbps on a single fibre to a range of customers.
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Two Alaskan towns with a total population of 7,100 are to get gigabit fibre broadband after Quintillion expands its coastal network.
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The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority is to review the proposed merger of Liberty Global and Telefonica’s mobile brands ahead of the country’s departure from the EU.
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Liberty Global has named the CEO and deputy CEO who are to take the helm following its acquisition of Sunrise Communications, which closed last week.
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The EU will soon confirm if the proposed merger between O2 and Virgin will be assessed by its Competition Commissioner or Britain's Competition and Markets Authority.
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Puerto Rico’s WorldNet Telecommunications is to take on some of AT&T and Liberty’s business on the island in order to make way for a takeover deal.
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Nine months after Liberty Global ended discussions about selling its Swiss UPC cable unit to mobile operator Sunrise, Liberty itself has made an agreed bid for Sunrise.
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The European Commission has reversed its decision to block Telefonica from selling O2 to CK Hutchison, the parent company of Three.
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The CEO of Liberty Communications Puerto Rico, Naji Khoury, has said the firm expects its acquisition of AT&T’s assets in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands to close this year.
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Liberty Global and Telefónica are in talks to merge its UK companies, Virgin Media and O2.
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Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ: LILA) is to repurchase Class A and Class C shares valued at $100 million over the course of the coming two years as part of a buy back scheme.
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Liberty Global has announced plans to launch a $1 billion share repurchase plan amid lower than expected full-year 2019 financial results.
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Liberty Global has announced a multi-year deal with Netflix to continue to offer 11 million customers in Europe to seamless access to the Netflix service.
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Liberty Global has entered into a strategic partnership with Infosys to ensure business continuity as the business transfers 300 roles across operations management and service delivery.
