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AT&T reportedly discussing Time Warner merger conditions

AT&T reportedly in talks to hammer out Time Warner merger conditions AT&T is in talks with federal officials on what conditions would help its proposed merger with Time Warner gain final government approval, according to published reports. Bloomberg reported that early-stage talks on Time Warner merger...

Embedded software drives enterprise IoT

Platforms like Twilio and Kandy could fuel enterprise IoT The internet of things represents a huge opportunity for wireless carriers, but getting enterprise customers to choose cellular connectivity requires more than just a reliable network running low-power protocols. Carriers also need to support IoT applications,...

Kagan: Will Xfinity Mobile succeed?

Let’s take a closer look at Comcast Xfinity Mobile. Now that Comcast and Charter are re-entering wireless, what can we expect? How successful will they be? These questions are being asked by customers, investors and competitors. Wireless has been growing and changing over the...

Up in the air: Verizon, drones and the public safety market

The small, gray aircraft with bright orange under-wings looked like a large model plane, but the civilian drone carried an unusual passenger: electronic equipment that turned the unmanned aerial vehicle into a flying cell site. As the drone flew on a predetermined path with a...

Telecom Tweets of the Week: AI, AI, yi

Ask a few people what "AI" means, and you get everything from (a few) blank looks to "if it's a techno-organic, it would have legs like a cheetah but a human's body." Which is a pretty awesome answer. https://twitter.com/lenovo/status/887307172618551298 I was more than slightly disappointed that...

Small cell market consolidation continues as Corning buys SpiderCloud

Analysts highlight how acquisition allows Corning to better target the enterprise, and how the deal puts a 'target' on remaining standalone small cell outfits Corning Wednesday made official its rumored acquisition of enterprise small cell vendor SpiderCloud Wireless, a move initially reported by RCR Wireless...

#TBT: PDA, paging markets plummet; AT&T Wireless goes solo … this week in 2001

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 the sepia-tinted shades, set the date for #TBT and enjoy the memories!   AT&T Wireless declares...

Fiber is king: Crown Castle to buy Lightower for $7.1 billion

With the pending acquisition, Crown Castle will own or have access to 60,000 route miles of fiber Shared network infrastructure provider Crown Castle announced plans to nearly double its fiber optic holdings with the acquisition of Lightower for $7.1 billion. Crown Castle CEO Jay Brown said...

Editorial Webinar: Ultra high speed fixed broadband: The first phase of 5G

The commercialization of 5G technology and use cases won't be like turning on a light, rather it will be a more gradual, phased approach. Early consensus suggests the first wave of 5G deployments may center around ultra-high-speed fixed broadband. Learn about the trials and...

Kagan: AT&T Prepaid is re-branding of GoPhone

AT&T is updating the brand name for their wireless pre-paid service from AT&T GoPhone to AT&T Prepaid. I spoke with Bob Bickerstaff, Vice President of Wireless Voice and Prepaid Products about the change and he share the thinking and plan for AT&T Mobility moving...

Who will be the network operators for IoT – telcos, cable, or new market entrants? (Reality Check)

The inside-out deployment model could be the key to unlocking the benefits of IoT In the race to own the emerging internet of things (IoT) market, IoT networks, and IoT applications, it is widely accepted that new low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs) are required for many...

Reports: AT&T anticipates post-merger reorganization

AT&T reorganization reportedly will include two large units, one focused on media and the other on networks AT&T is planning a major reorganization of its operating structure in anticipation of the completion of its $85.4 billion merger with Time Warner, according to published reports. Bloomberg reported...

Three more states jump on the FirstNet bandwagon

Arkansas, Wyoming and Kentucky join Virginia as the first states to opt in to FirstNet network The First Responders Network Authority is gaining momentum as states begin to declare their official decisions to opt in to the national public safety LTE network build: Virginia kicked...

5G lab advances research and development

The evolving 5G standard is bringing companies from many parts of the wireless ecosystem together to create new hardware and software. Austin, Texas is a nexus of 5G research not only becuase of AT&T's work with Intel and Ericsson, but also because of National...

AT&T, Sprint boost network speeds

AT&T continues its "5G Evolution" push in Indianapolis AT&T is delivering on its promise to bring LTE Advanced Pro speeds -- and "5G" marketing -- to Indianapolis, with the announcement that it has implemented a number of new features that will increase network speeds for...

The business case for 5G fixed wireless access

Alphabet subsidiary Google Fiber, part of one of the largest, most lucrative, well-funded, technologically advanced companies in human history, had grand plans for deploying fiber-to-the-home and offering consumers gigabit per second broadband as well as a television offering when it started in 2010. After...

AT&T data centers report performance boost with new chip

Carrier says Intel's new Xeon platform cuts server count Intel has launched a new data center solution that the chipmaker says can support up to 5 times more transactions per second than systems created just four years ago. The company is trumpeting "the biggest data...

AT&T adds Oracle to its NetBond ecosystem, now at 20 providers

NetBond relationship deepens the AT&T/Oracle relationship AT&T now has 20 cloud providers participating in its NetBond for Cloud ecosystem, with the latest addition being Oracle's FastConnect cloud service. NetBond allows AT&T customers to access cloud services from ecosystem partners with dedicated, secure connectivity and a promise...

Tech community rallies on net neutrality day of action

In May the Federal Communications Commission voted along party lines to start the process of rescinding the “net neutrality” rules that treat broadband providers as telecommunications operators under the regulatory authority of the FCC. Republican FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, appointed by President Donald Trump to...

AT&T data centers report performance boost with new chip

Carrier says Intel's new Xeon platform cuts server count Intel has launched a new data center solution that the chipmaker says can support up to 5 times more transactions per second than systems created just four years ago. The company is trumpeting "the biggest data...

Inside AT&T’s 5G fixed wireless access trials

5G fixed wireless access in millimeter waves seen in the U.S. as the first phase of commercial 5G 5G fixed wireless access has emerged, particularly in the United States, as the likely first phase of commercial 5G services. This presents operators with the opportunity to...

FirstNet lands its first opt-in state

Virginia's governor declares intent to opt-in to the national build by AT&T Less than a month after state plans were released, the first state has decided to opt in to the national public safety LTE network that will be built by AT&T: Virginia's governor has...

Dual-mode IoT modules hit the market

IoT module makers Sierra Wireless and U-Blox have both announced modules that support two different cellular standards for low-power wide area connectivity. Both companies are bringing solutions that support LTE Category M1 (Cat M1) and narrowband IoT (NB-IoT). LTE Cat M1 uses 1.4 megahertz of...

Dual-mode IoT modules hit the market

IoT module makers Sierra Wireless and U-Blox have both announced modules that support two different cellular standards for low-power wide area connectivity. Both companies are bringing solutions that support LTE Category M1 (Cat M1) and narrowband IoT (NB-IoT). LTE Cat M1 uses 1.4 megahertz of...