Carriers are required to block SMS that are “highly likely to be illegal” The Federal Communications Commission has now officially passed rules to require telecommunications operators to block suspicious text …
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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The scale of data which AT&T processes is staggering: More than 590 petabytes on a daily basis, the equivalent of 6.5 million 4K movies. Being able to process its data …
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Rosenworcel envisions a seamless ‘Single Network Future’ With interest in integration of satellite and terrestrial networks on the rise in order to provide ubiquitous coverage, the Federal Communications Commission has …
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T-Mobile US buys Mint, Ultra Mobile and wholesaler Plum T-Mobile US is acquiring actor Ryan Reynolds’ Mint Mobile prepaid MVNO, its parent company and two other associated brands for up …
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Samsung Electronics plans to make a massive $230 billion investment in South Korea’s chip-making capacity, in the form of a new “mega cluster” of silicon manufacturing that could end up …
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Amazon will offer three terminals designed for different use cases Amazon has given a glimpse at its progress toward its Project Kuiper ambitions of providing low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite-based …
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Joseph Wassel is a longtime DoD executive technologist with a focus on communications A Department of Defense senior executive who founded and chaired DoD’s global working group on public safety …
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When you can continuously test network software, how does RF testing also need to change? CI/CD is a tool of the IT world, of hyperscalers. Mobile network operators have worked …
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Test and Measurement: NI buys SET to boost automotive semiconductor testing
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillNI has acquired German company SET Gmbh, boosting its portfolio in power semiconductor reliability systems for automotive. NI paid cash for the company, which is based in Wangen, Germany, and …
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After several years of acquisitions that broaden the telecom infrastructure footprint of BAI Group in the U.S. and abroad, the company is re-branding under the name Boldyn Networks. The companies …
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A moon rover + base station will launch later this year Amid rising interest in what non-terrestrial networks might mean for communications on Earth, Nokia Bell Labs is taking space-based …
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‘The FCC deadlock … will remain so for a long time,’ Sohn said in withdrawal letter President Joe Biden’s nominee to fill the fifth seat on the Federal Communications Commission, …
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FCC granted Dish permission to test in Yuma, AZ The Federal Communications Commission has granted Dish Wireless permission to test 5G in low-band spectrum at 800 MHz in Yuma, Arizona—spectrum …
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The White House is pondering more extensive U.S. limitations on the sale of chips and chip-making equipment to Chinese companies, and those could have substantial impacts on Nvidia’s ability to …
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Test and Measurement: Greener RAN, Open RAN, NTN among the test showcases at MWC23
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillBARCELONA—It was a hectic week for test and measurement vendors at Mobile World Congress 2023, with a slew of announcements, and demonstrations across the Fira, that illuminate where the industry’s …
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BARCELONA—Igal Elbaz, AT&T’s CTO for networks, has words for Open RAN doubters: Open RAN is going to happen, because it’s that important to telecom innovation. It’s just a matter of …
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MWC 23: Mobile broadband’s ‘usage gap,’ 5G adoption trends and the big question of monetization
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillNew GSMA report looks at how many people have access to mobile broadband but do not use it BARCELONA—You’ve heard of the digital divide, but how about the “usage gap”? …
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Nokia refreshes its branding, emphasizing collaboration BARCELONA—One of the most venerable telecom brands is remaking itself. Nokia unveiled a new logo that its executives say is part of its strategy …
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Keysight Technologies has acquired hardware design and intellectual property data management company Cliosoft to bolster its electronic design automation (EDA) portfolio and more tightly tie workflows and data between design …
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Scammy texts are on the rise, and the FCC wants operators to block the ones most likely to be fraudulent The Federal Communications Commission is considering new rules that would …
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‘5G is the network generation where service provider paths diverge,’ according to Spirent’s 5G outlook 5G is in full swing, but the path to monetizing the newest generation of wireless …
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Extending broadband access has to be the baseline effort to close the digital divide in whatever form it takes, so that the most basic question of, “Is broadband internet service …
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Connecting all Americans needs different solutions in urban vs. rural settings There is a persistent and well-known gap between rural and urban populations in terms of their internet usage. But …
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Test and Measurement: Opensignal looks at live video streaming uplift for 5G vs. 4G
by Kelly Hillby Kelly HillOn a global basis, 5G is making an appreciable difference in the mobile user experience of watching live video, according to new analysis by Opensignal. The boost is particularly evident …
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Show me the money: The biggest broadband investment cycle ever Broadband funding is, by and large, one of the few issues with reliable, bipartisan support. It has become an increasingly …
