T-Mobile and Sprint are working all angles in hopes of making their proposed merger more attractive to regulators. {$excerpt:n}
Cisco's former CEO John Chambers envisioned the disaggregation of the RAN and was involved in Cisco's investment in Altiostar in 2011. {$excerpt:n}
FirstNet now has more than 600,000 device connections being used by more than 7,250 public safety agencies, AT&T said. {$excerpt:n}
Apple is swapping out the liquid crystal polymer antenna technology for a new modified-PI antenna structure for the latest line of iPhones. {$excerpt:n}
According to a new survey, there’s widespread industry consensus that security challenges will escalate with the advent of 5G networks. {$excerpt:n}
Operators need to think beyond speed-based pricing and data buckets for 5G to succeed. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint has made it pretty clear what will happen if the proposed merger with T-Mobile is not allowed to go through, but opponents say its problems are overblown. Industry analysts,
Their core arguments against the combination of T-Mobile and Sprint remain much the same, but opponents to the tie-up are stepping up their lobbying efforts in meetings with FCC staff
CTIA appreciates the recognition on the part of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) that 5G success will require low-, mid- and high-band spectrum, but it’s taking issue with a
Samsung Electronics announced that it has signed an expansion contract with KT Corporation (KT) to provide public safety LTE (PS-LTE) network solutions for 10 major metropolitan regions in South Korea,