Plenty remains to be seen, but here are a few things we know about 5G as the industry heads to the Mobile World Congress Americas in Los Angeles next week.
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The wireless industry as a whole should continue to assess new use cases leveraging 5G’s inherent capabilities. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
Mobile World Congress Americas show organizers expect the event to grow slightly in terms of attendance over last year's event. And to accomplish this, show organizers are working to move
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
Analysts remain upbeat on Verizon’s position in the future wireless market, ahead of further consolidation between T-Mobile and Sprint. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
Responding to service providers’ need for flexibility in the RAN, Ericsson is launching the RAN Compute portfolio, an architecture that allows service providers to flexibly distribute RAN functions where needed.
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
T-Mobile has teamed with Apple to extend its financing plan to new T-Mobile business customers. The program allows enterprise customers activating 25 or more lines to lease iPhones and iPads.
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
Researchers from Northeastern University and the University of Massachusetts say online video apps like YouTube, Netflix and Amazon Prime are being throttled on wireless networks, according to a report from
Written by Developer on September 5, 2018
Next week, many of us will be hopping on planes to Los Angeles to attend MWCA, the annual fall CTIA confab that is 25+ years old but only aged 2
Written by Developer on September 4, 2018
One of the constants of the past few years has been the extraordinary growth in data traffic. Each year brings with it new reports of the massive increases in users’
Written by Developer on September 4, 2018
Verizon officials declined to comment on a new report that said the head of the company's wireless business may leave. Specifically, the United Kingdom’s Telegraph reported that Verizon’s Ronan Dunne,