Verizon said it completed the first successful FDD massive MIMO trial with a fully compatible customer device thanks to its collaboration with Ericsson and Qualcomm Technologies. {$excerpt:n}
Even though times are tough for the incumbent telecom infrastructure vendors, investments still must be made. Ericsson today announced it has signed agreements for credit facilities worth $370 million for
Qualcomm rejected all 11 director nominees from Broadcom and Silver Lake Partners, likely escalating a proxy fight for the San Diego-based chipmaker. {$excerpt:n}
It’s all aboard for the South Korean expressway—as in the Wonju-Gangneung line that’s now equipped with LTE-Railway thanks to Samsung and KT. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint CTO John Saw touted a 65% year-over-year increase in the carrier’s download speeds this year, and said it will look to 256 QAM and 4X4 MIMO to accelerate transmissions
Samsung will combine its R&D efforts for software, media and communications into a single unit that will include 22 offices worldwide. {$excerpt:n}
Adidas confirmed it has retreated from a wearables market that continues to languish, but smartwatch sales are on the rise—and that’s good news for carriers. {$excerpt:n}
That didn’t take long. The 3GPP just ratified the Non-Standalone 5G New Radio specification, and already, Ericsson and Qualcomm Technologies are talking about how they’ve demonstrated an interoperability connection based
A lawsuit filed this week by the Communications Workers of America accuses T-Mobile, Amazon and others of violating age-discrimination rules through recruiting ads posted on Facebook. {$excerpt:n}
Comcast continues to sell its prepaid Xfinity internet service through Sprint’s Boost Mobile stores and appears to be on track to reach all of Sprint’s 4,400 Boost Mobile locations within