Britain’s decision to cap Huawei’s role in 5G will cost BT £500m (€590m), the telecoms company said, as it will need to remove some of the Chinese group’s gear from its network and tap pricier rivals.

The battleground for the way Premier League football is consumed will be re-set on today as Amazon Prime begins

Dell Technologies has appointed a new general manager for its Irish business as it increasingly focuses on emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Rachel Marie Walsh meets Derry-born Jonathan Anderson, London Fashion Week’s “pride and joy”.

The BBC and the Football Association have agreed a new four-year deal to show the FA Cup on free-to-air television until 2025, they have announced.

It’s been another rough week for Pat. Or Tom. Or Ger. Whatever you want to call him, you know him well anyway.

Larry Ryan: Fashioning narratives out of the week’s big big game

According to reports, a review of the procurement process for the National Broadband Plan does not find that it was undermined by contacts between former minister for communications Denis Naughten and the businessman leading the only remaining consortium bidding for the strategy.

BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey revealed the news about the former Tottenham and England player, who now works as a TV pundit.

Five years on from the acrimonious restructuring of the European Champions Cup, the tournament’s new organisers, European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) have finally stumbled across what appears to be the best balance between the old Heineken Cup, as driven by the Dublin based European Rugby Cup (ERC), and the new entity.

Is the match on the telly? It was once the kind of question that could at least bring some sort of certainty to your day.

On February 14 this year shares in Sky plc rose 3% following the news that the

On February 14 this year shares in Sky plc rose 3% following the news that the

BT is to axe around 13,000 jobs over three years as the telecoms giant aims to cut costs.

For a certain type of Irish sports fan,European Champions Cup rugby weekends like the one just gone will always be a reminder of when life got that bit more awkward, writes Tommy Martin.

Officials from England and France sold visions of a bright new order, when they took a wrecking ball to the Heineken Cup, writes Brendan O’Brien

Zinedine Zidane believes Cristiano Ronaldo will leave a lasting legacy at Real Madrid like Alfredo Di Stefano has.

Jonathan Sexton has been eager for a crack at Saracens for a while.

Mauricio Pochettino insists Harry Kane is happy at Tottenham and can fulfil his desire to win silverware in north London.

The Premier League is waiting for a late delivery from Amazon.

Ireland’s leading consumer advocate has called on Sky to cut the costs of premiership soccer subscriptions after it emerged it will pay 16% less per game in the latest auction of English Premier League rights, write Eamon Quinn, Joe Mayes and David Hellier.

Amazon’s sports broadcasting ambitions will be tested this week in a multi-billion pound auction of English Premier League soccer rights, potentially pitting it against Sky and BT.

Manchester United will not stand in Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s way if he wants to leave Old Trafford, manager Jose Mourinho has said.

"I don’t know what was on afterwards, maybe the news or something," said Klopp.

Christian Lealiifano hopes to end his emotional rollercoaster spell in Belfast with a victory over Wasps that will send Ulster into the Champions Cup quarter-finals.

Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City’s future stability was more important than signing Alexis Sanchez.

The winner of the 54th BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) has been announced.

A teenager’s brilliant idea could lift him to great heights in the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition.

The Premier League warned all of its clubs about fixture congestion over the festive period at the start of the season and none protested, the league has revealed.

Irish customers are to miss out on a controversial deal that will see UK viewers benefit from Sky and BT sharing content including Premier League and Champions League matches on each other’s platforms.

Sky and BT have announced a deal that will allow the rival broadcasters to sell their channels on each others' platforms.

The importance of STEM — science, technology, engineering and maths — is a well established fact of modern life, writes John Daly.

Cork broadband entrepreneur Dave McDonald started his Nova Broadband business in 2004. Mr McDonald says he been on a learning curve ever since but that the hard yards travelled have been worth it

Alvaro Morata has insisted he is committed to Chelsea and is happy in London.

Mobile operator O2 could be forced to wait until next year to press ahead with a long-awaited £10 billion stock market flotation following delays to a crucial airwaves rights auction.

An Irish hotline established to tackle online images of child sexual abuse has processed over 5,000 confirmed reports of illegal material in its 18-year history, an Oireachtas committee has heard.

British business leaders from companies including BT and Centrica said they wanted a three-year Brexit transitional deal to protect jobs in Britain and Europe.

Brendan O’Carroll is working on a new show and Agnes will not be in the picture.

Restored Hearing is turning its focus to noise reduction aids for industry, writes Trish Dromey

Ireland’s national broadband plan is as vital to the country “as electricity in the 1940s and the telephone in the 1970s” and needs to be finalised urgently, it has been claimed.

A student has admitted carrying out a string of high-profile cyber attacks on the websites of several multi-national firms.

You are always sent a sign. Mind the generation gap. And I’ve had two recently, writes Larry Ryan.

Valentia Island’s telecommunications history is “of outstanding universal value” and it should be inscribed as a Unesco world heritage site, 200 delegates at a convention will hear this weekend.