Verizon kicked off an initiative that aims to pressure local and state lawmakers to remove or ease restrictions that could delay the deployment of 5G equipment. The nation’s largest carrier
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Nokia is trying to make it easier for operators to get new business in vertical IoT markets by offering packages designed to simplify the setup and operations of enterprise IoT
Written by Developer on February 12, 2019
Amazon’s entry into homes and businesses is widening. The company announced that it will acquire Eero, a popular maker of mesh Wi-Fi equipment that was founded four years ago. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on February 12, 2019
President Donald Trump is planning to sign a long-delayed executive order this week that will ban Chinese telecom equipment from America’s wireless networks, according to Politico. Multiple unnamed sources confirmed
Written by Developer on February 11, 2019
AT&T says it has made good on its plan to bring 5G service to the venue that bears its name in Arlington, Texas. AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys
Written by Developer on February 11, 2019
Qualcomm Life, the health-focused division formed by Qualcomm in 2011, has been acquired by private equity firm Francisco Partners for an undisclosed sum. The company will be renamed as Capsule
Written by Developer on February 11, 2019
Qualcomm, Nokia and Samsung are among those supporting a request by the 5G Automotive Association for permission to conduct Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) in the upper portion of the 5.9 GHz
Written by Developer on February 11, 2019
As the Citizens Broadband Radio Service ecosystem prepares for take-off, Verizon continues to conduct propagation modeling at 3.5 GHz, this time setting its sights on tests in Boston, Phoenix and
Written by Developer on February 8, 2019
AT&T is touting its ability to achieve 1.5 Gbps in a field test using its commercial 5G network at the same time it’s defending its use of the “5G E”
Written by Developer on February 8, 2019
T-Mobile and Sprint got another win in their bid to merge. New York’s Public Service Commission has approved the deal with some conditions related to jobs and benefits provided to