Just like we did last year, we’re letting you decide who is the most powerful person in the U.S. telecom industry for 2017. {$excerpt:n}
If all goes as planned, Samsung Electronics America will conduct market trials of new 28 GHz communications systems in Minneapolis starting later this month and in Las Vegas starting in
SK Telecom says the new relay technologies that it has developed with local players in South Korea are moving it one step closer to building a 5G ecosystem in Korea.
T-Mobile is asking the FCC for permission to evaluate a microwave radio with integrated antenna for the 71-76 GHz and 81-86 GHz bands, commonly known as the E-band spectrum. The
Verizon is preparing to launch an ad campaign touting its efforts in smart cities, connected healthcare and other IoT-centric markets. {$excerpt:n}
Nokia is joining together with other technology leaders, including Virginia Diodes and Keysight Technologies, in becoming founding members of the mmWave Coalition, which will advocate for the use of radio
The world of 5G promises all kinds of space-age use cases, but the technology will thrive only if it helps carriers cut the cost of delivering data and significantly increases
KDDI and Samsung Electronics continue to push the pedal to the metal, only this time it involves a moving train traveling at over 60 mph, where the duo demonstrated a
Qualcomm immediately returned fire in a massive patent war with Apple over iPhone technologies. The San Diego-based chipmaker filed three new patent complaints against Apple, claiming phones ranging from the
AT&T and AWS introduced a button that can order office supplies or submit repair requests with a single click over the carrier's new LTE-M network. {$excerpt:n}