This year’s fall trade show was a relatively pivotal one for the wireless industry. Not only was it the second under the management of GSMA—and the first in Los Angeles—it
If you really want to know what 5G is, just ask the CTOs of the four major wireless service providers in the U.S. {$excerpt:n}
The nation’s third-largest wireless network operator announced the expansion of a deal with Crown Castle to add more small cells to its network, and it also said it now has
LOS ANGELES—AT&T’s David Christopher—who is in charge of the operator’s consumer wireless business—didn’t use his keynote appearance here at the MWC Americas trade show to talk about the operator’s pending
LOS ANGELES—5G makes the move to an open RAN architecture more urgent, but that doesn’t mean operators need to wait for 5G in order to see the benefits of an
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint announced further details about their Project Verify effort to create a more effective and efficient identification and authorization system. The companies said the ultimate goal
LOS ANGELES — AT&T is starting to make serious progress in its smart cities business, according to AT&T’s Mike Zeto. {$excerpt:n}
Ericsson has been a big believer in the 3GPP standards process and not as gung-ho when it comes to the open source initiatives sweeping over the industry, but that could
AT&T is working with vendors on a strategy to enable IoT modules to power smaller, less costly and more energy-efficient devices. {$excerpt:n}
Apple on Wednesday announced that its newest iPhones—the iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and iPhone XR—will support eSIM technology. The technology paves the way for iPhone users to more easily