A survey commissioned by Ericsson on operators’ readiness for 5G reveals that a large majority—82%—of technical respondents believe multiuser Massive MIMO is an essential feature for 5G. {$excerpt:n}
AT&T will shutter a call center in El Paso, Texas, as the carrier continues to negotiate a new contract with some 20,000 union employees. {$excerpt:n}
Sharing spectrum is likely to get a whole lot easier thanks to the databases that Google and others are creating that show where nearly every building and tree in populated
Qualcomm was fined a record $773 million by Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission, which claims the chip vendor maintains a monopoly on some standardized technologies and hasn't provided products to some
Sprint reportedly extended support for its CallingPlus service to LG's G6, but the carrier isn't boasting about the feature. {$excerpt:n}
The mayor of San Jose, California, is "greedy" for opposing a bill that would help carriers deploy small cells on public rights-of-way, Strand Consult said. {$excerpt:n}
As one of the pioneers of SDN, Stanford professor Nick McKeown very much believes SDN and NFV are at the foundation of 5G. {$excerpt:n}
The latest round of the Sprint/T-Mobile merger has been playing out practically in public, with daily play-by-play as if it were the baseball playoffs (and at a similar laconic pace).
Here are the 10 worst telecom business moves of the past 10 years. From failed acquisitions to failed products to failed services, these are the most boneheaded moves those in
Nokia said it will cut as many as 310 positions as it shifts its focus from virtual reality to digital health. {$excerpt:n}