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Almost a week after Storm Kristin disrupted telecommunications for thousands of consumers in the Central region, operators have still not given a date for full service restoration. Mobile services have been restored in all municipal centres, but there are still areas experiencing severe instability, they warn. "A ...
Sandra Maximiano, president of ANACOM, analyses the communication failures during the operation following Storm Kristin.
E-Redes remains on site, and it is still not possible to predict when the network will be restored, said the Municipal Civil Protection Service.
The passage of Storm Kristin left some areas of the country without electricity, affecting telecommunications services. MEO, NOS, Nowo and Vodafone Portugal are experiencing unstable services.
Fixed-line and mobile services from Vodafone and MEO are experiencing interruptions across central Portugal.
The new Brussels package to bolster cybersecurity across the European Union is drawing dissatisfaction from telecommunications companies. The association Connect Europe, of which Meo is a member, says the measures proposed by the European Commission on Tuesday will “significantly weaken the very sector they intend to protect”. The organisation also calls for ...
With suspicions of sabotage of submarine communications cables or accusations of cyberattacks on infrastructure, the current geopolitical moment puts telecommunications and connectivity in the spotlight, at a time when Europe's security must be ensured. “Hospitals, power grids, transport infrastructure, supply chains, financial markets and also the systems ...”
Asterion Industrial Partners, a European investment firm for infrastructure (telcos, energy, transport), has informed Portugal’s Competition Authority of its acquisition plans for the PT Data Centre in Covilhã, belonging to The post Asterion notifies competition authority of Covilhã data centre deal appeared first on Portugal Resident.
