Hackers are relying on AI and automation to fuel cyber attacks, Zayo says The first half of 2023 saw 200% more dedicated denial of service attacks than the entire year …
Kelly Hill
Kelly Hill
Kelly Hill reports on network test and measurement, AI infrastructure and regulatory issues, including spectrum, for RCR Wireless News. She began covering the wireless industry in 2005, focusing on carriers and MVNOs, then took a few years’ hiatus and returned to RCR Wireless News to write about heterogeneous networks (remember those?) and network infrastructure. Kelly is an Ohio native with a masters degree in journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, where she focused on science writing and multimedia. She has written for the San Francisco Chronicle, The Oregonian and The Canton Repository. She lives in northern Virginia, not far from Data Center Alley.
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‘It’s time to deliver on the promise of 5G,” writes T-Mo’s John Saw It’s August 2023, roughly four years after mobile 5G began to appear in the United States and …
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The momentum around non-terrestrial networks (NTN) continues to build, with both Keysight Technologies and Viavi Solutions this week announcing NTN-related developments. Keysight and MediaTek joined up to verify that MediaTek’s …
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Rogers’ wireless network showed overall strong performance in video as well as consistency of user experience, according to new analysis from Opensignal, while Canadian competitor Telus and Bell had top …
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Qualcomm has been approved as the first Automated Frequency Coordination System Administrator (AFCSA) for commercial operation of Wi-Fi 6 systems in Canada. QUalcomm said that its AFC system is “immediately …
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NTIA proposes ‘limited and targeted’ waiver on US-made products for BEAD
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillNTIA holds firm that ‘close to 90%’ of materials involved in BEAD projects should be made in the United States With more than $42 billion poised to pour out in …
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AT&T says its ‘AT&T Internet Air’ home Wi-Fi services takes five steps and 15 minutes to self-install AT&T is expanding its new Fixed Wireless Access internet service called “AT&T Internet …
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Ahead of its IPO, ARM’s revenues took a hit from the global smartphone slow-down Chip design powerhouse Arm has filed for a long-anticipated initial public offering in the United States. …
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Keysight sees a drop in commercial comms revenues, but still reports record quarter
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillKeysight’s communications solutions segment sees drop in commercial communications revenues, more than offset by aerospace/defense growth Keysight Technologies continued a run of recent record quarters, reporting that it brought in …
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Dish claims to have already spent $1 billion on 800 MHz-ready radios Dish Network has asked for another 10 months to put together enough funding to buy T-Mobile US’ 800 …
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The O-RAN Alliance has approved four testbeds, three of which are operated by the Platforms for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR), as new Open Testing and Integration Centres (OTICs) in North …
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Lahaina being served by temporary site solutions in the wake of wildfire damage Of the 21 sites taken down by wildfires in Maui, all but five are back in service …
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Everybody else is doing it, so why can’t we? A new CTIA report breaks down how lower-midband spectrum at is being used for 5G—and already co-existing—with U.S. military systems in …
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This is the fifth consecutive quarter that smartphone trade-in values have risen, Assurant says The trade-in value of smartphones continues to rise, according to the most recent quarterly tracking from …
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Comcast debuts Verizon-backed ‘Storm-Ready Wi-Fi’ with cellular failover
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillComcast has debuted a new internet option for Wi-Fi with cellular back-up using Verizon’s mobile network, so that customers don’t have to lose their home Wi-Fi access in a service …
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Telecom carriers continue to work on restoring service in the areas of West Maui impacted by devastatingly destructive wildfires. The official death toll stood at 96 as of early Monday, …
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Maybe not completely—but some proactive work can help identify when PIM problems are likely Interference from passive intermodulation often doesn’t show up as a major issue until a new site …
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The devastating wildfires in Hawaii have caused at least 55 deaths and widespread damage, particularly in the city of Lahaina on Maui, as well as communications outages because cellular towers …
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has announced the first $5.5 million in grants from a $1.5 billion fund focused on supporting the development open, interoperable wireless network tech in …
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Verizon aims to ‘re-set and redefine’ its managed network services with HCLTech deal
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillDeal reflects ‘recognition that the enterprise market landscape is changing’, says Verizon Business exec Verizon is seeking to “re-set and redefine” its managed network services on a global basis, announcing …
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Private networks present a number of challenges for testing and assurance. By their nature, private networks are delivering some type of service aspect that cannot be achieved via the public …
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Dish Network’s numbers were down across the board for the second quarter of this year, and it continued to post six-figure losses for both its pay-TV and its wireless subscribers. …
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The combined company aims to ‘create a global leader in terrestrial and non-terrestrial wireless connectivity’ Fifteen years after Dish and Echostar were split into commercial satellite and satellite TV businesses, …
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A new survey of enterprises interested in adopting private networks lays out two primary reasons that they want to do so—and it’s not driven by vertical-specific, high-performance use cases. Instead, …
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Rosenworcel expresses hope that AI can help deal with congested airwaves The Federal Communications Commission is asking for input on new technological approaches to assessing spectrum usage, so that it …
