Japan’s NTT DoCoMo is claiming the world’s first 8 Gbps 5G communications with a vehicle equipped with glass-mounted antennas in a 28 GHz field trial with Ericsson and AGC. {$excerpt:n}
The FCC moved a step closer to making the 3.5 GHz CBRS band commercially operational with the release of a public notice establishing procedures and deadlines for filing initial Spectrum
Several years ago, as Dish started to accumulate spectrum, speculating on spectrum assets seemed like a good idea. The value per MHz-POP was increasing steadily, and the government was not
According to a new survey from the Wall Street research firm Cowen and Company, most U.S. wireless postpaid customers are pretty satisfied with their current wireless provider. In fact, the
For the past week, the FCC has been accepting comments from the public about the proposed merger of Sprint and T-Mobile, and so far hundreds of statements have been filed
The xRAN Forum announced board approval and public availability of new specs that deliver on important operator member requirements. {$excerpt:n}
Midco, a midtier cable operator with around 385,000 customers across South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Kansas and Wisconsin, is getting into the fixed wireless game. It’s the latest cable operator
Dell'Oro Group just published its semiannual five-year mobile infrastructure radio access network forecast, noting that it remains optimistic that the RAN market will grow over the forecast period. This is
Nokia's CEO acknowledged that the company lost a "small number" of Verizon's markets but argued that the company is not losing share to rivals in its critical North American market.
Given the state of frustration over the 5.9 GHz band, maybe it’s time to leave it to the DSRC crowd and move to the 6 GHz band. {$excerpt:n}