FiberCop 2026 Turns Wholesale Pricing Into a Stress Test for Telecom Rules

A new access list is forcing operators and regulators to confront a familiar question: can a shared network stay predictable when prices, geography, and add-on services move at different speeds?

Europe’s Copper Shutdown Hits a Legal Tripwire

A commissioned legal opinion is challenging the copper switch-off provisions tied to the Digital Networks Act, turning a network migration plan into a broader test of regulatory authority.

When Telecom Compliance Becomes a Security Pressure Point

Italy’s 2026 rulebook for TLC operators shows how privacy, NIS2, DSA, and sector rules can turn governance into a daily operational burden, especially for smaller ISPs.

Copper’s Last Stand: Europe’s Digital Networks Act Ushers in the Age of Fiber

Radio Roulette: How Expiring Spectrum Licenses and the Digital Network Act Will Reshape Telecom Power Plays

Upcoming spectrum renewals and a sweeping new law could lock in-or upend-who controls the digital airwaves until 2037.