Dish Network’s Charlie Ergen didn’t offer many new details on the company’s plan to build a wireless network for the internet of things. He declined to comment on whether Amazon
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The brewing fight over T-Mobile’s proposed merger with Sprint is getting clearer, with sides forming in support of—and in opposition to—the transaction. Specifically, T-Mobile appears to be rallying former regulators
Written by Developer on May 8, 2018
The CBRS Alliance is launching the OnGo brand today at its annual all-member meeting, where it’s also introducing a new OnGo certification program to support the burgeoning 3.5 GHz ecosystem
Written by Developer on May 7, 2018
Qualcomm’s Matt Grob has left the company. Grob was Qualcomm’s executive vice president of technology and was a member of Qualcomm’s executive committee. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on May 7, 2018
Nokia announced today that it acquired SpaceTime Insight, a startup based in San Mateo, California, that provides predictive analytics based on machine learning algorithms. A top Nokia executive explained that
Written by Developer on May 7, 2018
Both Verizon and AT&T spent more on their networks in the first quarter than some Wall Street analysts had expected, a noteworthy situation as both carriers race toward 5G network
Written by Developer on May 7, 2018
Windstream is in the process of deploying Radwin’s fixed wireless equipment in two states covering thousands of potential customers, and is considering expanding that effort to additional customers in additional
Written by Developer on May 4, 2018
While the FCC is taking comments about how it should treat the superhigh spectrum bands, Apple is urging regulators to include more unlicensed spectrum bands in their plans. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on May 4, 2018
While the FCC is taking comments about how it should treat the super-high spectrum bands, Apple is urging regulators to include more unlicensed spectrum bands in their plans. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on May 4, 2018
It appears that the spectrum that some refer to as “way out there” will be well-suited to support 5G backhaul in the eyes of T-Mobile. {$excerpt:n}