Netceed auf der ANGA COM 2026: Integrierte Supply-Chain-Service Lösungen für die Netze von morgen

EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. Netceed, a global leader in delivering supply chain solutions across broadband, data center, and energy infrastructure, today announced the appointment of Franck Bruel, Jan Fry…

EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. Netceed, a global leader in delivering supply chain solutions across broadband, data center and energy infrastructure, today announced the appointment of Franck Bruel, Jan Fryk…

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Schulungszentrum von Netceed öffnet Schulungskalender 2026

Netceed, un équipementier répudié par l’opérateur télécoms a attaqué ce dernier devant la justice américaine.

Netceed, un équipementier répudié par l’opérateur télécoms a attaqué ce dernier devant la justice américaine.

Netceed, un équipementier répudié par l’opérateur télécoms a attaqué ce dernier devant la justice américaine.

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Schulungszentrum von Netceed erweitert Portfolio

电信供应商Netceed正经历一场由主要债权人主导的控制权转移。Pemberton Asset Management、Blue Owl Capital Inc.及Hayfin Capital Management等贷款机构，通过债务股权置换的方式，获得了这家公司的所有权。在此过程中，债权人同意豁免部分债务，以换取Netceed的股权。 此次重组不仅解决了Netceed的债务问题，还为其注入了关键的流动性。作为协议的一部分，Netceed将获得7000万欧元（约合8120万美元）的资金支持，这笔现金缓冲将有助于其维持日常运营并寻求未来发展。 此次交易标志着在私有股权公司Cinven控制下的Netceed，其所有权结构发生了根本性变化。债权人通过直接介入公司管理，旨在稳定其运营并评估未来的战略方向，以期收回投资并寻求新的增长机会。 查看消息来源

Netceeds Inhouse-Messe nimmt Praxis, Produkte und Partner in den Fokus

Corero Network Security, a U.S.-based specialist in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection, is extending its partnership with Netceed into the United Kingdom. The collaboration, which has already delivered results for U.S. service providers, is being positioned as a way to help British operators meet escalating demands for secure, resilient connectivity in the face of increasingly complex cyberthreats. The partnership allows Netceed UK to bring Corero’s suite of solutions to service providers, including real-time DDoS protection, advanced traffic analysis, and Zero Trust Admission Control. These capabilities are designed to help operators safeguard continuity, protect availability, and offer differentiated services to their customers. By combining Netceed’s understanding of the UK service provider ecosystem with Corero’s technology portfolio, the two companies aim to deliver end-to-end resilience solutions that address current and emerging threats. Carl Herberger, Chief Executive Officer of Corero Network Security, underscored the significance of the move. “As a London-based company, we understand the challenges UK service providers face in delivering resilient and highly available services,” he said. “Expanding our partnership with Netceed strengthens our ability to meet those needs with proven protection while helping providers turn security into a competitive advantage.” Corero’s core technology focuses on providing automated, adaptive protection against DDoS attacks, a persistent risk that threatens the availability of networks and digital services. The company emphasizes real-time defense and intelligent traffic analysis to detect and mitigate malicious traffic without disrupting legitimate users. By pairing these capabilities with Zero Trust Admission Control, Corero positions its offering as a comprehensive framework for ensuring only authorized traffic gains access to critical resources. Creating Value for US Service Providers Netceed, a global distributor of connectivity and network solutions, brings its established presence in the UK market to the table. The company has built a reputation for supporting the deployment of resilient, high-performance networks. Geoff Buddington, Managing Director of Netceed UK, highlighted the importance of the alliance in addressing customer needs. “Partnering with Corero brings powerful resilience and availability solutions to our UK customers,” he said. “As threats become more complex, service providers need security that works in real time and at scale. Corero’s technology helps them protect their networks and strengthen customer trust.” The UK expansion builds on the success both companies have had working together in the U.S. market, where they have delivered measurable value for service providers seeking to maintain uptime and secure operations. With cyberattacks becoming both more frequent and more sophisticated, the ability to mitigate threats in real time is increasingly seen as a differentiator in the competitive connectivity landscape. For service providers, the partnership offers quicker access to Corero’s technology through Netceed’s local channels, reducing procurement cycles and deployment barriers. Beyond improving security, the companies argue that strengthening availability also translates into better customer experience and higher revenues, as end users increasingly select providers based on the reliability of their networks. The move reflects a broader industry trend in which security and availability are becoming intertwined priorities. As enterprises and consumers alike demand uninterrupted digital services, operators are investing in solutions that not only block attacks but also ensure continuity at scale. Corero and Netceed’s joint effort in the UK underscores how partnerships between cybersecurity vendors and connectivity specialists are evolving to address these challenges, delivering integrated resilience solutions to service providers under pressure to guarantee both performance and trust.

Corero Network Security, a U.S.-based specialist in distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) protection, is extending its partnership with Netceed into the United Kingdom. The collaboration, which has already delivered results for U.S. service providers, is being positioned as a way to help British operators meet escalating demands for secure, resilient connectivity in the face of increasingly complex cyberthreats. The partnership allows Netceed UK to bring Corero’s suite of solutions to service providers, including real-time DDoS protection, advanced traffic analysis, and Zero Trust Admission Control. These capabilities are designed to help operators safeguard continuity, protect availability, and offer differentiated services to their customers. By combining Netceed’s understanding of the UK service provider ecosystem with Corero’s technology portfolio, the two companies aim to deliver end-to-end resilience solutions that address current and emerging threats. Carl Herberger, Chief Executive Officer of Corero Network Security, underscored the significance of the move. “As a London-based company, we understand the challenges UK service providers face in delivering resilient and highly available services,” he said. “Expanding our partnership with Netceed strengthens our ability to meet those needs with proven protection while helping providers turn security into a competitive advantage.” Corero’s core technology focuses on providing automated, adaptive protection against DDoS attacks, a persistent risk that threatens the availability of networks and digital services. The company emphasizes real-time defense and intelligent traffic analysis to detect and mitigate malicious traffic without disrupting legitimate users. By pairing these capabilities with Zero Trust Admission Control, Corero positions its offering as a comprehensive framework for ensuring only authorized traffic gains access to critical resources. Creating Value for US Service Providers Netceed, a global distributor of connectivity and network solutions, brings its established presence in the UK market to the table. The company has built a reputation for supporting the deployment of resilient, high-performance networks. Geoff Buddington, Managing Director of Netceed UK, highlighted the importance of the alliance in addressing customer needs. “Partnering with Corero brings powerful resilience and availability solutions to our UK customers,” he said. “As threats become more complex, service providers need security that works in real time and at scale. Corero’s technology helps them protect their networks and strengthen customer trust.” The UK expansion builds on the success both companies have had working together in the U.S. market, where they have delivered measurable value for service providers seeking to maintain uptime and secure operations. With cyberattacks becoming both more frequent and more sophisticated, the ability to mitigate threats in real time is increasingly seen as a differentiator in the competitive connectivity landscape. For service providers, the partnership offers quicker access to Corero’s technology through Netceed’s local channels, reducing procurement cycles and deployment barriers. Beyond improving security, the companies argue that strengthening availability also translates into better customer experience and higher revenues, as end users increasingly select providers based on the reliability of their networks. The move reflects a broader industry trend in which security and availability are becoming intertwined priorities. As enterprises and consumers alike demand uninterrupted digital services, operators are investing in solutions that not only block attacks but also ensure continuity at scale. Corero and Netceed’s joint effort in the UK underscores how partnerships between cybersecurity vendors and connectivity specialists are evolving to address these challenges, delivering integrated resilience solutions to service providers under pressure to guarantee both performance and trust.

Corero Network Security has expanded its partnership with Netceed in the UK, enhancing DDoS protection, traffic analysis, and security services for local providers.

Corero Network Security and Netceed have expanded their partnership to bolster network resilience in the UK, providing advanced DDoS protection and security solutions.

Actelis Networks (NASDAQ:ASNS) has secured its first order from a major US telecommunications carrier for its advanced GigaLine solutions, designed for multi-dwelling unit (MDU) connectivity. The order includes GigaLine 800 and GigaLine 900 products that enable instant gigabit connectivity without requiring new fiber installation inside buildings.The deal was facilitated through Actelis' partnership with Netceed and targets the significant MDU market, which includes approximately 23 million apartment buildings in the US. The GigaLine 900 solution operates at less than 5 watts, offering a sustainable and cost-effective approach for carriers to overcome the 'last 100 meters' challenge in MDU environments.