ORLANDO—NTIA is making progress on its congressionally mandated mission to improve the United States’ broadband map, and is working with states to test new approaches to mapping. The agency also
Sprint said it inked a new deal with Audience Acuity to license the company’s National Consumer Database, Super Identity Graph and Business Database solutions. Sprint said it will integrate Audience
China’s Huawei is now arguing that regulators should allow the company to sell its equipment to U.S. telecom companies because not doing so could “ultimately delay 5G deployment.” {$excerpt:n}
The FCC will finally take up the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Services (CBRS) band at its Oct. 23 open meeting. The item has been a long time coming since
One of the main reasons the race to lead 5G doesn’t matter is that 5G itself is not one thing. Firsts in one area do not automatically lead to firsts
Although Verizon has been discussing its 5G plans for years, and last month formally announced its 5G Home pricing and launch plans, a few details about the service haven’t been
A group of global satellite operators today announced the formation of an alliance to protect existing use of the 3.7-4.2 GHz band while also clearing a portion of the C-Band
California’s net neutrality law, which if enforced and upheld by courts would be the strongest of its kind to date, could also send ripple effects throughout the wireless industry. {$excerpt:n}
T-Mobile’s John Legere and Mike Sievert will address Sprint employees Friday during a Sprint “town hall.” {$excerpt:n}
T-Mobile is currently selling TV services from Layer3 in four different cities, including Longmont, Colorado. I live near Longmont, so I drove over to one of the carrier’s stores there