Comcast’s Xfinity Mobile announced it will begin throttling users’ video streams to 480p resolution and personal hotspot speeds to 600 Kbps. The operator added that, later this year, it will
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Samsung is supporting AT&T’s fixed wireless 5G trial in South Bend, Indiana, where the operator is using Samsung 5G home routers, radio access units and a foundation built on Samsung’s
Written by Developer on June 29, 2018
Verizon and AT&T quickly rejected a proposal by FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to use San Jose’s approach to small cells as a template for similar deployments in other cities. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on June 29, 2018
Consulting firm Bain & Company this week released a new report on 5G technology, essentially evaluating the market’s potential and looking at whether operators should invest in deploying the technology.
Written by Developer on June 29, 2018
President Trump levied stiff tariffs on steel imports in March, and that action may be affecting some of the nation’s tower companies. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on June 28, 2018
AT&T is seeking FCC authorization to demonstrate 5G at the RTX 2018 Animation Festival in Austin, Texas, in August. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on June 28, 2018
Finnish operator Elisa is claiming to be the first operator in the world to begin commercial use of a 5G network—and it’s not the only one. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on June 28, 2018
One Wall Street research firm said it believes the odds that regulators will approve the proposed merger between Sprint and T-Mobile are improving. But the operators are increasingly facing questions
Written by Developer on June 28, 2018
The O-RAN Alliance announced seven new members today: Bharti Airtel, China Telecom, KT, Singtel, SK Telecom, Telefonica and Telstra. The news signals growing interest among the world’s major wireless network
Written by Developer on June 28, 2018
There’s a sense of disruption from open source circles that threaten the longtime global incumbents of wireless infrastructure—think the Ericsson, Nokia and Huaweis of the world—but pose great opportunities for