Monthly Archives: May, 2015

CBNL eyes US backhaul market to ease network congestion

Combines wireless and fiber-based backhaul WASHINGTON – Cambridge Broadband Networks Limited, headquartered in the U.K., has successfully established its VectaStar licensed point-to-multipoint across 42 countries...

Globe aims to double LTE subscribers in 2015

Operator plans LTE-A deployment, $600M investment in Philippines Philippine operator Globe Telecom expects to more than double its current base of 4G LTE subscribers by...

EMEA: Deutsche Telekom profit rises thanks to T-Mobile US

Deutsche Telekom, Europe's largest carrier by revenue, saw increasing profits in the first quarter of 2015, exceeding expectations. Revenue rose 13.1% to $18.84 billion, and...

Report: Wireless spectrum is indispensable to economy

Licensed spectrum is worth $500 billion, according to CTIA WASHINGTON – In a new report, the lobbying group Cellular Telephone Industries Association found that licensed...

Analyst Angle Webinar: LTE Unlicensed and Wi-Fi: Moving Beyond Coexistence

Assessment of LAA-LTE market prospects, role of LAA-LTE in mobile networks, coexistence/competition with Wi-Fi, impact on small cells, traffic management across licensed/unlicensed channels (data...

Wi-Fi controllers move to the cloud

Wi-Fi access points are multiplying like bunnies as enterprises rely on them to keep employees and customers connected, carriers count on them to offload...

AT&T gives LTE-only a boost

Chip news from Altair, Broadcom and MediaTek AT&T gives LTE-only a boost Israel's Altair Semiconductor said today that its FourGee-3800/6300 chipset has completed AT&T’s ADAPT chipset...

Sprint CEO meets with ‘big boss’ to talk network upgrades

Sprint is owned by Japanese SoftBank, which has global ambitions The CEO of Sprint on Monday traveled to Japan to meet with higher-ups from parent...

AT&T, Verizon both sign interconnect deals with Level 3

Carriers need access to more fiber to comply with FCC’s net neutrality decision Following in chief competitor Verizon Communications' footsteps, AT&T on May 10 announced...

Reaction to FCC decision to kill open Internet challenges

WASHINGTON – The Federal Communications Commission’s decision to kill petitions against its open Internet order was met with praise from supporters and silence from...

Verizon Communications buying AOL for $4.4B

Analyst reactions are mixed Verizon Communications is diving deeper into digital content with an agreement to buy AOL for $50/share, or approximately $4.4 billion. The...

RF tuning and device design beyond LTE-Advanced

The ability to support tuning of radio frequency elements represents the potential for "revolutionary new approaches to mobile system design and operation," according to...

LG Uplus demonstrates LTE-U network

Operator aims to achieve data transmission speeds of 750 Mbps South Korean mobile operator LG Uplus has carried out the first demonstration of LTE in...

Sponsored: HP Unveils NFV System for CSPs

HP NFV System provides a pre-integrated solution for carrier-grade NFV production deployments As communications service providers (CSPs) look to move network functions virtualization (NFV) from...

Analyst Angle: Improving spectrum efficiency with LTE unlicensed

  A conversation with Puneet Sethi, Director of Product Management, Qualcomm Atheros Inc. Download a transcript of the complete interview and the complete report. Qualcomm Technologies was one...

Reality Check: It’s time to take back OTT

Technology innovation has been a significant disruptor of established markets for quite some time – and the telecom industry is no exception. In fact,...

Lobbyist on spectrum need: ‘Keep feeding the beast’

Licensed spectrum is a $500B resource WASHINGTON – A senior telecommunications lobbyist, talking about the need for public policy opening up more broadband spectrum, boiled the...

Ericsson upgrading mobile networks in Kenya

Partners with mobile operator Safaricom to enhance 3G services Networking equipment and services provider Ericsson has signed a multiyear deal with Safaricom, the largest mobile...

LA to harden cell towers for earthquakes

Freestanding cell towers now need to withstand an earthquake and keep working Los Angeles city leaders last week took steps to ensure that area cell...

FCC kills wireless net neutrality petition

AT&T strikes out in Washington, signs interconnect agreement with Level 3 The Federal Communications Commission said it won't reconsider the part of its net neutrality...

Can Verizon customers sue the feds over data collection?

Court ruled against NSA’s data collection program; case singles out Verizon Last week a federal appeals court decided that collection of mobile phone data by...

Analyst Angle: A performance boost from combining Wi-Fi and LTE unlicensed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YwnZ3kexpA A conversation with Mike Schabel, VP of Small Cells, Alcatel-Lucent Download a transcript of the complete interview and the complete report. Densification of the network infrastructure...

Report: FCC circulating rules for 2016 spectrum auction

Incentive spectrum auction is seen as key by smaller carriers WASHINGTON – The Federal Communications Commission is circulating a proposed draft order for the 2016...

Reader Forum: From CSP to DSP – the 4 keys to transformation

At the risk of revealing my true age, I can remember how cool I thought it would be to have a camera on the...

Reader Forum: Boosting customer loyalty with better billing, payment strategies

Forget the device, it's about the experience In the highly competitive wireless provider market, customer loyalty remains a significant challenge. Carriers continue to seek new...
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