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Huawei confirms UK HQ moving to Reading next year

Huawei has confirmed that it’s moving its UK Headquarters from Basingstoke to the Green Park business park on the edge of Reading.

It will move into 300 South Oak Way in April next year.

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UK mobile ad spending is up 132% from last year

New figures from the UK Internet Advertising Bureau reveal that advertising on the internet and on mobile phones has increased by 12.6% to £2.6 billion in the first half of 2012. That’s a £294 million increase from the first half of 2011.

Digital advertising on mobile devices is up 132% to £181.5 million, driven by increasing smartphone ownership.

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New 5G research centre at University of Surrey receives £35 million

A new 5G Innovation Centre at the University of Surrey in Guildford has been given the go-ahead.

The research centre, which will support the development of fifth-generation mobile communications in the UK, is receiving a total of £35 million in funding.

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UK mobile app market will be worth over half a billion Euro this year

Revenue generated by app downloads and in-app advertisements in the UK will reach €556 million (£449 million) this year, according to a report from mobile research specialists research2guidance.

It means the UK is the biggest app market in Europe in terms of revenue generated as well as the overall number of downloads and users.

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US report warns about working with Huawei and ZTE

Huawei and ZTE, two of the largest telecommunications companies based in China, shouldn’t be trusted by government departments in the USA. That’s the warning from a US House of Representatives select committee report published yesterday.

It said the companies “failed to provide evidence that would satisfy any fair and full investigation. Although this alone does not prove wrongdoing, it factors into the Committee’s conclusions”. It concluded that US national security could be undermined if Huawei or ZTE provided equipment to the country’s critical infrastructure.

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