Newer devices are secured via Arm version 8 processor cryptography extensions. But now, older devices will also be secured via Google’s Adiantum encryption mode. {$excerpt:n}
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Hans Vestberg has been named chairman of the board of directors at Verizon a little more than six months after he was promoted to CEO of the company. He replaces
Written by Developer on February 8, 2019
AT&T is upgrading its data centers with software that’s based on the open source OpenStack project. And it will run its 5G workloads using containers, as opposed to virtual machines.
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
The C-Band Alliance responded to critics of its proposal to make 200 megahertz of 3.7-4.2 GHz spectrum available for 5G, saying many commenters wrongly contend that the “market-based approach” that
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
The mobile operators have pledged to discontinue their relationships with location aggregators. But their pledges are completely voluntary. California is the only state that will soon allow consumers to opt
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
The first full committee hearing of the 116th Congress was all about—wait for it—5G and spectrum. CTIA President and CEO Meredith Attwell Baker called it “fitting” in her written testimony
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
T-Mobile tried to stoke optimism for its proposed merger with Sprint during its earnings call Thursday. “We remain optimistic and confident that once regulators review all the facts, they will
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
When it comes to the “race to 5G” that U.S. lobbyists talk about, Europe typically is not cited as the big geography to beat, yet efforts are underway to ensure
Written by Developer on February 7, 2019
Intelligent Transportation Society of America President and CEO Shailen Bhatt told lawmakers during a Senate committee hearing Wednesday that 5G has the potential to deliver a transportation system that is
Written by Developer on February 6, 2019
Representatives of Google and Charter Communications are taking away one of the key arguments for satellite operators’ proposal to sell C-band spectrum for 5G, saying such a sale would inevitably