Ericsson has 23 publicly announced 5G contracts With its gear supporting 23 publicly announced 5G contracts, including with the four Tier 1 U.S. carriers and all three Korean mobile network …
Sean Kinney, Principal Analyst
Sean Kinney, Principal Analyst
Sean focuses on multiple subject areas including 5G, 6G, Open RAN, hybrid cloud, edge computing, and Industry 4.0. Prior to his work at RCR, Sean studied journalism and literature at the University of Mississippi then spent six years based in Key West, Florida, working as a reporter for the Miami Herald Media Company. He currently lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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SK Telecom, Swisscom, Elisa announce 5G roaming agreements LTE users can travel around the world and, thanks to a litany of roaming agreements struck by operators, their phones work. With …
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In September last year, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission passed an order meant to make it easier for operators to deploy small cells and other wireless infrastructure by superseding state- …
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Verizon investing in fiber to create favorable economics Verizon is currently offering mobile 5G in four markets–Chicago, Denver, Minneapolis and Providence–with plans to activate next-generation cellular in parts of the …
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T-Mobile US partnered with Qualcomm, Ericsson on test Last month T-Mobile US tapped its millimeter wave spectrum holdings to turn up 5G services in parts of Atlanta, Cleveland, Dallas, Las …
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Multi-carrier small cell network supports private LTE and MNOs Dense Air, a subsidiary of network infrastructure vendor Airspan, recently worked with the Dublin City Council to deploy a neutral host …
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All four Tier 1 U.S. carriers are offering a mobile 5G service in parts of select markets. Of those four, AT&T, T-Mobile US and Verizon are all using high-frequency millimeter …
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As carriers bring 5G to market, delivering a consistent, monetizable service is largely dependent on network densification–beyond upgrades at the macro level, this ongoing investment will include large-scale deployment of …
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All four Tier 1 U.S. carriers are offering a mobile 5G service AT&T With the June 27 addition of parts of Las Vegas, AT&T offers a millimeter wave-based mobile 5G …
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Hitachi sees traditional supply chain management as a road block to disruption The broad Industry 4.0 conversation focuses on how the internet of things and data analytics can add value …
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Wireless/wireline network design and build specialist creates new Technology Division Increasingly complex and converged wireless and wireline networks are a key to operator’s ongoing investments in LTE and 5G. Deep …
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AT&T 5G+ is now available in 20 markets AT&T’s millimeter wave-based 5G service, dubbed 5G+, went live on June 27 in part of Las Vegas, the operator’s 20th market. Other …
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Providence getting millimeter wave 5G on July 1 Continuing to work toward its goal of mobile 5G in more than 30 cities by the end of the year, Verizon today …
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Throws shade at Verizon, AT&T in publishing 5G coverage maps T-Mobile US today announced it will use millimeter wave spectrum to offer up 5G services in parts of six cities …
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5G Home customers roughly even split of existing and new subscribers Verizon Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer Kyle Malady, speaking June 20 at the 2019 Wells Fargo 5G …
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As carriers push for more mid-band, FCC to take it up at July meeting While the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has pushed to open up millimeter wave frequencies for 5G …
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Don’t call Verizon 2.0 a simple reorganization, company CEO Hans Vestberg said this week during a “Sellside Analyst Meeting.” The goal, he said, is a company-wide “transformation” that starts with …
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has been bullish on millimeter wave spectrum for 5G, recently wrapping up auctions for 24 GHz and 28 GHz airwaves with plans to auction licenses …
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Dish pushing to pick-up Boost Mobile if regulators approve Sprint/T-Mobile deal Looking to get the go ahead from federal regulators to merge, Sprint and T-Mobile US have agreed that T-Mo …
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Verizon fixed and mobile 5G services currently focused on millimeter wave spectrum Verizon went to market with a millimeter wave-based fixed wireless access 5G service then expanded to mobile, also …
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RAN virtualization changes 5G network economics LONDON–“One of the challenges as we roll into 5G is thinking the old way. To change economics, to change the speed at which you …
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Open RAN development will change carrier/vendor dynamics, set the stage for disruption LONDON–For mobile network operators looking to upgrade to 5G, the vendor community is dominated by a limited number …
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Operators will take 5G to verticals they’re already familiar with, analyst says LONDON–Right now, the focus on 5G monetization is all about delivering enhanced mobile broadband experiences to consumers. For …
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IT modernization for 5G key to hybrid, multi-cloud strategy With the shift to 5G, early investments in network functions virtualization are paving the way to what will ultimately be an …
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IT-centric 5G networks require a new approach to architecture, organization With 5G, traditional mobile network operators need to draw from the hyperscale playbook to facilitate dynamic network management and rapid …
