Irvine-based startup Movandi recently closed $27 million in C series funding and aims to help expedite 5G rollouts with its millimeter wave technology that promises to extend coverage and reduce
T-Mobile announced several important milestones on its path to deploying standalone (SA) 5G later this year, naming Cisco, Ericsson, MediaTek, Nokia, OnePlus and Qualcomm as partners in notching its “world
Sprint postpay churn increased 1.86% year over year. Sprint prepaid net losses were 10,000 with churn increasing 4.41%. {$excerpt:n}
Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) is using gear from Nokia in what’s being described as the first deployment of low-band 700 MHz spectrum for 5G in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. {$excerpt:n}
RF Connect built a free wireless network at Memorial Health System Clinic in Springfield, Illinois, for front-line workers who are treating COVID-19 patients in triage tents. {$excerpt:n}
With the scope of small cells still evolving and investments growing at a double-digit pace, there are reasons to be optimistic about the role these systems will play going forward.
Comcast added 216,000 new wireless lines, bringing its total to 2.3 million lines. And its wireless revenue increased 52% to $343 million. {$excerpt:n}
U.S. Cellular's first-quarter results were solid in most every regard and the company sees no major disruption to its network investments, according to President and CEO Ken Meyers. {$excerpt:n}
Telstra said its mobile network is now ready to support 5G New Radio standalone (SA) capabilities, upgrading its radio access network across Australia with Ericsson’s cloud native 5G core. {$excerpt:n}
Crown Castle didn’t see any impact on its business in the first quarter from the COVID-19 pandemic, and expects a significant increase in activity in the second half of 2020