The FCC said it took action against a Brooklyn resident who was using a machine to mine bitcoin because the machine was interfering with T-Mobile’s 700 MHz LTE network in
Qualcomm this morning said it rejected Broadcom’s latest takeover bid, but couched its rebuff with promises to continue to remain open to further negotiations. {$excerpt:n}
A Boston-based startup has been working with Ericsson to demonstrate a new “SuperTower” that could help provide LTE coverage in remote rural areas using tethered aerostats—basically industrial versions of blimps.
Comcast, the nation’s largest cable company, is hoping to test mobile and fixed wireless services using the 3.5 GHz CBRS band. The company said it would conduct the tests in
IoT network vendor Sigfox said that it failed to meet its financial goals for 2017, but the company’s CEO told Reuters Sigfox will likely reach financial breakeven by the end
Nokia said it has begun a strategic review of its Digital Health business, which stems from the company’s acquisition of Withings in 2016. {$excerpt:n}
It’s been a long time coming. Sprint has been preseeding the market with VoLTE-capable devices, and it expects to finally start commercially deploying VoLTE this fall. {$excerpt:n}
A lot of satellite ventures are vying for FCC approval, and one of them just got the endorsement of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai: SpaceX’s plan to provide global internet access
America Movil, the nation’s largest MVNO, lost around 3 million customers during the past 12 months. The operator reported fourth-quarter results showing a decline in its subscriber base from around
Six of the nation’s top intelligence chiefs told a Senate committee that they would recommend that Americans not use products and services from Chinese companies like ZTE and Huawei for