The U.S. is losing out to China in the race to overall 5G readiness, but CTIA is sounding the horn that the U.S. can still do something to change the
A bankruptcy court declined to review FiberTower’s reorganization, an action that appears to remove one of the last overhangs on AT&T’s already-closed purchase of most of the company’s spectrum licenses.
Samsung is raising its profile in the North American radio infrastructure business, and that includes support for operators’ efforts to use open standards. {$excerpt:n}
Considering that the xRAN Forum wanted to remove some of the stranglehold the big infrastructure vendors hold in the RAN space, it might be surprising that Nokia, being one of
A group of companies, including Apple, Facebook and Google, is responding to critics who poked holes in a study by RKF Engineering that showed the 6 GHz band can support
Huawei says it’s the first vendor to pass China’s 5G Non-Standalone (NSA) core network test, which constitutes an important part of China’s 5G R&D trials for operators that hope to
T-Mobile USA is asking the FCC for Special Temporary Authority (STA) to conduct experiments using a slice of AWS-3 spectrum held by the commission as well as PCS and AWS
The Facebook debacle and subsequent Washington spectacle is an important moment in the 20-year history of the broadband internet. And this story is about a lot more than Facebook. It’s
According to a new Bloomberg report, the son of Qualcomm’s founder is making progress in obtaining enough money to fund his efforts to take over the company and make it
In a move that will have some operators and smaller vendors rejoicing, the xRAN Forum announced the approval and public availability of the xRAN Fronthaul Specification Version 1.0, the first