VodafoneThree has selected Ericsson and Nokia for a £2 billion project to improve its network in the UK. Ericsson will manage 10,000 sites, while Nokia will serve 7,000. (Photographer: Hollie Adams / ...

(Bloomberg) — VodafoneThree picked Ericsson AB and Nokia Oyj for a £2 billion ($2.7 billion) contract to expand the newly formed mobile operator’s network across the UK. Ericsson won slightly more of ...

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Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") announces that Leanne Wood will step down as Chief Human Resources Officer and as a member of the Vodafone Group Executive Committee, effective 1 January 2026. Leanne ...

Vodafone Three selected Ericsson and Nokia for a 2 billion pound ($2.69 billion) contract to supply network technology across the U.K. Vodafone Three--formed through the merger earlier this year of ...

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Vodafone's (NASDAQ:VOD) VodafoneThree awarded a £2 billion ($2.7 billion) mobile network expansion contract to Ericsson (OTCPK:ERIXF) (NASDAQ:ERIC) and Nokia (NYSE:NOK) over eight years across the UK.

VodafoneThree will use Ericsson and Nokia tech to upgrade its networks 4G customers have already seen boosts of up to 40% 5G should be almost everywhere by 2034 VodafoneThree has announced a ...

Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") announces today the appointment of Ruth McGill as Chief HR Officer and a member of the Group Executive Committee effective 1 January 2026. Ruth will initially join ...

Mobile phone giant VodafoneThree has announced tie-ups with Ericsson and Nokia to supply network technology across the UK with contracts worth more than £2 billion. Britain’s biggest mobile phone ...