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Arrcus receives $15 million from NVIDIA in latest funding round

Clear Ventures, General Catalyst, Hitachi Ventures, Liberty Global, Lightspeed, NVIDIA, Prosperity7 Ventures invest total of $30 million in hyperscale network fabric specialist Arrcus With a recent $30 million round of funding, including $15 million from NVIDIA, Arrcus CEO Shekar Ayyar detailed two priorities: porting Arrcus...

Telecom sees fastest increase in DDoS attacks: Report

A new network security report on trends in dedicated denial of service (DDoS) attacks has found that the telecommunications industry is seeing the fastest year-over-year rate of growth for DDoS attacks. The financial industry still accounted for the highest percentage of attacks, at nearly...

CelcomDigi launches AI experience center in Malaysia

CelcomDigi said that AiX also houses a collaborative space that serves as a live lab environment for startups, large enterprises, academia and government Malaysian telco CelcomDigi launched its AI experience center, dubbed AiX, with the aim of creating digital solutions across a range of sectors...

$1.6 billion in CHIPS funding set to support advanced chip packaging

The federal CHIPS for America program has released info about a new funding round of up to $1.6 billion, focused on bolstering advanced semiconductor packaging manufacturing in the United States. The funding will be focused in five related research and development areas: Equipment, tools, processes...

European telcos release new update on Open RAN technical priorities

The update is the result of the work carried out by the European carriers under the a previously signed Open RAN MoU European carriers Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefonica, TIM and Vodafone Group have released an update on the technical priorities of Open RAN, the telcos...

Fostering a Culture That Drives Growth with Chad Tuttle of B+T Group

In this episode of "5G Talent Talk," Carrie Charles interviews Chad Tuttle, CEO of B+T Group. Chad shares his journey in the telecom industry, which began with his grandfather’s construction company in the 1950s, building radio and early AT&T towers. This influenced Chad to...

How cloud-native network deployments are changing and giving operators greater choice (Reader Forum)

Cloud-native functions (CNFs) offer flexible deployment options As cloud-native networks advance and the telecom industry moves toward advanced 5G services, IT platforms have shifted toward horizontal cloud infrastructures. These scalable and shared cloud platforms support a range of applications and services across different layers of...

LatAm to reach 125mn licensed cellular IoT connections by 2030

The number of licensed cellular IoT connections in the region had reached 73 million last year Licensed cellular IoT connections in Latin America are forecast to reach 125 million by 2030, according to a recent report by the GSMA. The report stated that the number of...

Vodafone Spain aims 5G to reach 82% of population by end-2024

Vodafone Spain has been recently acquired by Zegona Communications Vodafone Spain expects its 5G network to reach 82% of the Spanish population by the end of this year, the telco said in a statement. By the end of 2024, the telco’s 5G network infrastructure will reach...

Three telecom training initiatives focused on fiber

To be successful, fiber training programs must be 'modern, scalable' and have a 'very low barrier to entry' Last June, the Biden administration announced how it will allocate BEAD funds to U.S. states and territories, with Texas and California receiving the largest sums at $3.3...

India defers 5G spectrum auction to June 25

Local telcos Bharti Airtel, Jio and Vodafone Idea will take place in the spectrum auction India’s Department of Telecom (DoT) has announced a 19-day postponement of the upcoming spectrum auction, now scheduled to begin on June 25. Local press reports stated that the decision was communicated...

FCC seeks to ban ‘bad labs’ from certifying devices

A new NPRM from the FCC will propose bringing rules on test lab certification in line with federal law on secure networks The Federal Communications Commission will vote at its open meeting on Thursday on a proposal meant to ensure that the hundreds of labs...

Forging the Path at World Wide Technology with Tonya Stopke

In this episode of 5G Talent Talk, host Carrie Charles chats with Tonya Stopke, Senior Vice President at World Wide Technology (WWT). Tonya shares her inspiring journey from humble beginnings to a leadership role, emphasizing perseverance, authenticity, and community support. Tonya discusses WWT's evolution into...

FCC designates ‘Royal Tiger’ robocalling ring as a threat to consumers

C-CIST classification identifies an international robocalling group dubbed 'Royal Tiger' as a consumer threat For the first time, the Federal Communications Commission is designating a persistent international calling fraudster ring as a threat to consumers, in an action meant to help telcos target its scam...

EchoStar continues to shed subscribers

EchoStar continued to lose customers across its mobile, broadband and pay-TV customer bases as a combined company following the acquisition of Dish Network—but its losses overall were less than at the same time a year ago. Compared to the year-ago period, retail wireless losses...

CTIA 5G Summit: Competitiveness, auction authority and closing the digital divide

'We are in the midst of a global battle over the future of wireless networks,' said Commerce Assistant Secretary Alan Davidson WASHINGTON, DC—U.S. global competitiveness, the ongoing lack of spectrum auction authority for the Federal Communications Commission and how telecom carriers will continue to support...

#TBT: Motorola hedges its Google bets; Skype to launch group video chat; 100 billion devices by 2020? … this week in 2010

Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to resuscitate the top headlines from the past. Fire up the time machine, put on those sepia-tinted shades, set the date for #TBT and enjoy the memories! Motorola hedges its...

Key takeaways from Verizon Q1 2024 results

Verizon reported its first quarter 2024 results yesterday, improving its customer losses compared to the same period last year, increasing wireless service revenues and for the first time, breaking out revenue details for its Fixed Wireless Access Service. Here's a more detailed look at...

The Sunday Brief: Q1 earnings preview—cable’s moment

Greetings from Florida and the Midwest.  Pictured is one of our newest finds in North Kansas City called the Iron District,  a collection of shops and restaurants including the best sourdough in town (website here).  We hope everyone is enjoying both NCAA tournaments this weekend, and,...

T-Mobile to light up additional 2.5 GHz spectrum

T-Mobile US will finally turn up airwaves that it bought in 2022 T-Mobile US plans to turn up much of its long-awaited Auction 108 2.5 GHz spectrum in the next few days, in what it says will provide an "immediate boost" in performance for tens...

The AI-native telco—in conversation with Rakuten Symphony

With all the talk of AI-native telcos, it’s important to remember that to be AI-native, first you have to be cloud-native. What does that mean? It means there are very few operators that are cloud-native, so their perspective on being AI-native isn’t necessarily grounded...

Nokia taps Dell for servers, becomes Dell’s preferred private network partner

In an extension of an existing partnership, Nokia will transition its Nokia Airframe server customers to Dell Technologies' PowerEdge servers, while becoming the preferred enterprise private network provider for Dell. The companies say they are also going to continue their joint R&D work at the...

Stage X becomes fourth mobile operator in South Korea

Stage X will launch its 5G network using spectrum in the 28 GHz band A local consortium dubbed Stage X has been selected as the new company to operate the spectrum in the 28 GHz band, effectively becoming the country’s fourth mobile carrier, local news...

India set to allow telcos to lease spectrum for private networks

This move by the government of India will allow domestic telcos to secure additional sources of revenue India’s Department of Telecom (DoT) will soon announce the rules around the leasing of mobile spectrum by local carriers to companies willing to deploy private networks, paving the...