Monthly Archives: June, 2022

Ericsson aims to complete the Vonage acquisition in July

Ericsson had announced the acquisition of Vonage in November 2021 Ericsson said it expects the completion of its deal to buy U.S. cloud communications company...

Spending on ESG consultancy services to jump 32.3% per year to $158bn in 2025

Spending on (mostly tech-linked, commonly IoT-linked) business services to streamline and manage environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance will grow to $158 billion in...

FCC commissioner calls on Google, Apple to remove TikTok from app stores

Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr has asked Google and Apple to remove popular social media app TikTok from their application stores, saying that the...

Nokia, Proximus test 5G network slicing

Nokia and Belgian telco Proximus have tested out 5G network slicing to see how it operates under congested network conditions.

Google Cloud offers new sustainability initiatives

Google Cloud promises more transparent and complete climate emissions data to help its customers navigate sustainable digital transformation.

The mobile industry is getting faster, higher and greener (Reader Forum)

Many people continue to work from home — not because their office is still closed, but because they want to. In the U.S., 61%...

UK must level-up private/public 5G ‘playing field’ for enterprises (operators) – Vodafone

Vodafone has suggested the industrial 5G market in the UK will be skewed unfairly towards elite private enterprises, in position to invest more easily...

Editorial Webinar: The business case for 5G mmWave: Charting a path to ROI

While there are clear challenges associated with the propagation characteristics and cost of densely deploying 5G using millimeter wave frequencies, the high-band spectrum offers...

Aviat presses its bid for Ceragon

Wireless transport company Aviat Networks has made public its efforts to buy competitor Ceragon, offering to acquire Ceragon for $2.80 per share in cash...

Supreme Court denies Apple’s request to hear Qualcomm patent case

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Apple's request to hear its patent case against Qualcomm, affirming the Biden administration's suggestion.

China ships 17.7 million 5G phones in May, up 6% y-o-y

China ended May with a total of 899.3 million subscribers in the 5G segment Shipments of 5G mobile phones in China increased by 6% year-on-year...

Indian firms see 5G as a key enabler of digital transformation: Ericsson

The government of India recently confirmed that some 5G frequencies will be reserved to enable enterprises to deploy private mobile networks Indian enterprises view 5G...

Starlink downstream speeds jump in the US, but uplink slows

New analysis from Ookla shows mixed results for SpaceX's low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite-based Starlink services: A big jump in downlink speeds in the U.S....

What is low-power wake-up signal (WUS)?

The wake-up signal was first introduced in 3GPP Release 15 In 3GPP Release 15, a paging signal sent over the physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH)...

Vodafone installs 5G private network at Skoda Auto manufacturing plant

Skoda Auto noted that the 5G research network allows data to be locally transmitted securely in real time   Czech car manufacturer Å koda Auto has launched...

Kagan: Public 5G vs. private 5G vs. hybrid 5G networks

As a guest on the TD Ameritrade Network with Nicole Petallides on The Watch List, I discussed what 5G looked like going forward for investors and...

Well, technically… there’s a lot that we need to reevaluate in a 5G world (Ep. 75): Cradlepoint’s Donna Johnson

This week's guest, Donna Johnson, the SVP of Marketing at Cradlepoint, discusses the evolution of SD-WAN over the years and how it is adapting...

HPE, RedHat announce GreenLake collaboration

Hewlett Packard Enterprise says Red Hat's latest software is coming to its GreenLake Anything-as-a-Service (XaaS) platform.

Why is in-building cellular necessary?

In-building cellular service is as essential to business as any utility, but it’s increasingly the business owner’s problemIn-building cellular service is as important to...

Vodafone rigs-up 1.5 million Wimbledon strawberries with IoT monitoring, tracking

Vodafone is working with Hugh Lowe Farms to use IoT to deliver 1.5 million strawberries to Wimbledon, the UK grand slam tennis championship, which...

Libelium buys Spanish smart cities firm HOPU, sets sights on future IPO

Spanish IoT provider Libelium has acquired local firm HOP UBIQUITOUS (HOPU), which produces IoT solutions for environmental and meteorological monitoring. The deal follows Libelium’s...

Aviation Safety in the 5G World with Vance Hilderman of AFuzion

We often associate 5G with the general understanding of how it affects telecommunications -- faster internet speed, widespread coverage, and the internet of things....

NTIA awards $7.7 million in Tribal broadband grants

Nine projects in six states will be funded in the latest round of the $980 million program The National Telecommunications and Information Administration continues to...

‘The physics of fixed wireless cannot serve the demand’: AT&T’s Jeff McElfresh on the case against leading with FWA

AT&T is playing the long game as it looks at its infrastructure investments, says Jeff McElfresh, COO of AT&T—and that doesn't include leading with...

Telia inks renewable energy deals in Denmark and Estonia

Renewable energy is part of Telia's larger commitment to create a climate-neutral value chain by 2030 Telia Company signed two long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)...
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