As the industry convenes in Los Angeles this week, one of the big questions will be around how U.S. mobile operators will make a buck off fixed wireless access. {$excerpt:n}
Verizon on Thursday will expand its 5G Home broadband offering to Chicago using the global 3GPP 5G New Radio (NR) standard. {$excerpt:n}
Pivotal Commware will be conducting live demonstrations of its Echo 5G products from a conference room at the Luxe Hotel during Mobile World Congress Los Angeles this week. {$excerpt:n}
If the T-Mobile/Sprint deal goes through, Dish has committed to build a standalone 5G broadband network available to at least 70% of the U.S. population by June 2023. That’s a
Corning VP Michelle Engarto said the company is seeing a lot of enterprise interest in virtualized RAN. {$excerpt:n}
For more than a year, a group of engineers at Verizon have been quietly filing patents and trying to figure out a big 5G problem: how to orchestrate and load-balance
Will the wireless industry forever be haunted by worries that mobile phones and wireless infrastructure will cause health risks? {$excerpt:n}
Ericsson now has commercial 5G RAN contracts with South Korea’s three major mobile operators. {$excerpt:n}
The Wall Street Journal reports that AT&T has hired bankers at Centerview Partners and Goldman Sachs Group in the talks with Elliott to examine ways to increase the carrier’s stock
MWC Los Angeles 2019 kicks off in just a few days, and while core themes like 5G will certainly be front and center, the event also has variety of speakers