Monthly Archives: November, 2022

Why educational institutions need standardized wireless broadband solutions (Reader Forum)

Digitalization is rapidly transforming education at all levels. In K-12 schools, colleges and universities, the evolution of data-driven technologies has opened the door to...

How can startups innovate Open RAN?

Experts cite agility, cost savings and support as key focus areas At its essence, Open RAN disaggregates Radio Access Network (RAN) functionality from specialized, bespoke...

Vonage to pay $100M to settle FTC ‘dark patterns’ lawsuit

Vonage made it too hard for customers to cancel service and charged excessive fees, said the agency On Thursday, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced...

Test and Measurement: R&S reports increased revenues, ‘strong demand’

German test and measurement company Rohde & Schwarz said that it ended its fiscal year with "increased revenue and strong order intake." R&S is privately...

Standardization vs. innovation vs. economization: The Open RAN balancing act

Open RAN standards help create a level playing field, but there has to be room for innovation The world of telecoms is, among many other...

CommScope sees rising sales, continued supply chain pressures

CommScope reported higher sales and an improvement in profits compared to last year's third quarter, although the company said that it is being hampered...

Bharti Airtel tests 5G SA tech for enterprise use cases: Report

Bharti Airtel will cover all towns in urban regions as well as key rural areas in India by March 2024 Indian telecom operator Bharti Airtel...

France reaches 36,868 authorized 5G sites at end-September

In France, mobile carriers are currently providing 5G services through spectrum in the 700 MHz, 2.1 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands France had a total...

Deutsche Telekom kicks off 5G project at port of Duisberg

Deutsche Telekom said that the semi-automation with the help of 5G technology should increase the capacity of the cranes   German carrier Deutsche Telekom announced the...

How are energy and utility companies thinking about edge and security?

How are energy and utility companies thinking about edge computing and the security of that edge? A newly released report from AT&T looks specifically at...

Fujitsu tests private 5G for equipment inspection, remote recovery at data centres

Japanese IT firm Fujitsu is to start testing private 5G for equipment inspection at its major data centre in Yokohama, in the Kanagawa prefecture,...

The ‘beachfront’ spectrum: ADRF on C-band

The C-band auctions raised a staggering $81.17 billion in 2021 On the back of two important product releases — the ADXV DAS C-band solution and...

The FCC to establish a Space Bureau to better support satellite industry

The FCC has received applications for 64,000 new satellites, said Chairwoman Rosenworcel The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is reorganizing to better support the growing satellite...

Drei Austria, ZTE collaborate on award-winning 5G network

Partnership is continuing with Drei Austria and ZTE commercializing 5G Standalone Internationally-recognized mobile network performance benchmarking firm Ookla has recognized Hutchinson Drei Austria as having...

Qualcomm’s quarterlies meet expectations, but lower guidance ahead

An inventory glut and weak handset demand will impact the current quarter, the company said  Qualcomm on Wednesday reported Q4 results in line with Wall Street consensus...

New private 5G use-case shock! Paper manufacturer Holmen Iggesund gets smart

Okay, so not a new use case, as such; it is just another connectivity-in-manufacturing case. But still, it is process manufacturing… at a giant...

FCC conditionally approves AFC systems for 6 GHz Wi-Fi operation

'This is good news and real progress': FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Office of Engineering and Technology announced the conditional approval of...

Starry retains strategic advisors as part of cost-cutting efforts

Starry has already reduced its workforce by approximately 50% and withdrawn from the FCC's RDOF program U.S. fixed wireless technology developer and internet service provider...

TNS: Robocalls down 8%

Spam texts are on the rise, TNS says Broader implementation of the STIR/SHAKEN call authentication framework, coupled with enforcement efforts, have put a dent in...

Lumen to sell EMEA business to Colt for $1.8B

Lumen retains multinational enterprise customers under the terms of the deal Lumen Technologies announced Wednesday plans to sell its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) business to...

Virgin Media O2’s 5G network reached 800 UK cities at end-Q3

Virgin Media O2 launched services in June 2021 as a JV between Liberty Global and Telefónica in the U.K U.K. operator Virgin Media O2’s 5G...

Kagan: RoboKiller warns to expect 233 billion robocalls in 2022

Despite some protections, robocalls continue to be a problem As we have all learned the hard way about spam. Robo-calls, robo-texts and robo-emails are...

OneLayer opens private 5G network security lab – to stay “ahead of the bad guys”

Israeli private cellular security startup OneLayer has opened a network security lab in Tel Aviv for telecoms and security companies to test threats to...

Japan to create $450 million fund for 6G research: Report

The 6G fund will aim to provide financial support for 6G research and development for a number of years The government of Japan is setting...

5G FWA subscriptions to reach 58 million in 2026: Study

ABI Research highlighted that the U.S. is currently driving the number of 5G FWA connections with major carriers aggressively expanding their FWA business 5G Fixed...
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