Championing recycling & the circular economy in telecoms
An interview with Julia Evans, Director of Sustainability & Operations at TXO
An interview with Julia Evans, Director of Sustainability & Operations at TXO
TXO is leading the shift towards a circular economy in telecoms by promoting equipment reuse, refurbishment, and responsible recycling. Discover how sustainable telecoms practices can cut costs and reduce environmental impact.
In today’s rapidly evolving telecom industry, the shift from a traditional linear model of ‘take, make, dispose’ to a circular economy is not only beneficial but essential.
The telecommunications industry is no stranger to mergers & acquisitions. Just as they can help a carrier expand its service offerings, they are also likely to result in duplicated network infrastructure.
In this piece Phil Miller, M&A director at TXO, speaks to Insider, following a number of acquisitions made by the firm in recent months
TXO is the leading provider of end-to-end circular telecom network solutions and today we announce the acquisition of TEQPORT in Solingen, Düsseldorf, a tech-enabled network service provider with asset recovery and decommissioning expertise, to expand its global presence.
When data security is a priority for your business it makes sense to go to a partner with specialist expertise.
Digital transformation may be reshaping the railway industry, but legacy communications infrastructure remains the backbone of many critical networks. Discover how TXO has helped Network Rail safely maintain, repair and enhance decades-old telecom equipment for more than 15 years, extending asset lifecycles, reducing costs and supporting a more sustainable approach to network management.
TXO is the leading provider of end-to-end circular telecom network solutions and today we announce the agreed acquisition of Lynx UK Ltd, a specialist network decommissioning and engineering solutions provider.
We are proud to showcase our success in transforming the repair process for the Alcatel ISAM 7300/7330 platform on behalf of a major telecom company, headquartered in the UK.
Radio parts within the network were consistently failing due to harsh weather conditions, including lightning strikes and heavy rainfall.
This is a great example of where our clients see the proven effects of ultra-long distance SFPs improving the speed of information transfer between remote locations.