Ericsson has once again shuffled its front office as the company continues to struggle in a tough worldwide market for telecom gear vendors. {$excerpt:n}
AT&T is building an edge computing test zone in Palo Alto, California, where developers and others can test connected applications like self-driving cars, augmented reality, virtual reality and drones. {$excerpt:n}
Digital content is a model "that will tip over," Verizon's John Stratton said, because customers are paying too much for content. And Verizon is looking to upset the apple cart.
AT&T has deployed a flying COW (Cell on Wings) in Puerto Rico to help with relief efforts. Considered experimental, the technology is providing data, voice and text services to customers.
Broadcom made an unsolicited offer of $103 billion for Qualcomm in the largest attempted takeover in the history of the tech industry. {$excerpt:n}
Following his failure to ink a merger agreement between Sprint and T-Mobile, SoftBank’s chief executive Masayoshi Son appears to be doubling down on his investment into Sprint. Specifically, he said
Merger talks between Sprint and T-Mobile fell apart over the weekend, and now Wall Street’s financial analysts are looking at what this means for the rest of the industry’s players.
Altice will launch an MVNO on Sprint's network in a deal that will enable the wireless carrier to densify its network through Altice's fixed-line infrastructure. {$excerpt:n}
Altice will launch an MVNO on Sprint's network in a deal that will enable the wireless carrier to densify its network through Altice's fixed-line infrastructure. {$excerpt:n}
Roughly 24 hours after Sprint and T-Mobile ended their merger talks this weekend, Sprint announced it will power a wireless service for Altice, the nation’s third-largest cable operator. And though