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An overview of Analysys Mason news in Europe in the Telecom industry:

Analysys Mason supporting Nordic Testbed Network roll-out Analysys Mason is currently helping tech-focused bioeconomy researchers across Nordic countries coordinate their efforts for more streamlined and optimised results.
02 June 2021
Analysys Mason advises KPN and T-Mobile on fibre investments Telecom companies KPN and T-Mobile have both attracted financial partners to ramp up their fibre rollout to households and businesses across the Netherlands.
05 May 2021
The M&A advisors that led Vodafone's Vantage Towers IPO Vodafone has successfully listed its Germany-based infrastructure asset subsidiary Vantage Towers on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange – raising over €2 billion in the initial public offering (IPO).
04 May 2021
Analysys Mason: 'Benefits of 5G significantly outweigh the costs' A new Analysys Mason study has revealed that the benefits of 5G infrastructure could add up to more than four times the initial cost of setting up the technology.
14 January 2021
Analysys Mason helping Oslo's metro with new signalling systems WiFi operated communication technology is increasingly popular as a railway signaling tool, which will now be applied on Oslo Metro.
16 November 2020
Analysys Mason advises GTT on $2.1 billion sale of infrastructure unit Global technology communications group GTT has sold its infrastructure division to investor I Squared Capital, in a deal worth $2.1 billion.
09 November 2020
Nokia launches 5G network slicing software platform for CSPs Telecom giant Nokia has launched a software-based offering that helps communication service providers (CSPs) with managing the activation and delivery of complex 5G services like network slicing.
17 July 2020
Analysys Mason provides due diligence for €1 billion fibre deal Telecoms infrastructure firm Cellnex has launched a new joint venture with French communications operator Bouygues Telecom.
08 April 2020
Brussels top location for UK broadcasters seeking EU access UK based broadcasters looking to ensure access to European markets post-Brexit are best off relocating the necessary parts of their business to Brussels, according to a study by Analysis Mason.
31 March 2020

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