U.S. Cellular submitted an application last week for a six-month special temporary authority (STA) to conduct experimental testing of the 3.5-GHz band in parts of Maine and North Carolina. {$excerpt:n}
Just in time for the Computex Taipei trade show in Taipei, Taiwan, this week, Qualcomm Technologies announced the Qualcomm Mesh Networking Platform, which not only recognizes the forthcoming 802.11ax standard
Microsoft filed the requisite paperwork with the FCC to modify an existing license and continue using unlicensed TV white space spectrum to study its use for precision agricultural applications, like
AT&T and Samsung have joined the board of the 5G Automotive Association. {$excerpt:n}
C Spire is targeting the enterprise market with new unlimited-data plans for businesses starting at $70 each for the first and second lines, with as many as six more lines
Shares of BlackBerry inched upward after the company said Qualcomm would pay $940 million to settle a licensing dispute. {$excerpt:n}
An ambitious new startup called B.Yond is setting its sights on helping U.S. carriers and others navigate to a software-driven world through automation, artificial intelligence and more. {$excerpt:n}
Investors may harbor concerns about the traditional tower market, but Wells Fargo Securities analysts left this week’s 2017 Wireless Infrastructure Show wearing rose-colored glasses. {$excerpt:n}
FreedomPop is hoping to cash in on the FCC’s overhaul of the Lifeline program, which subsidizes telecom devices and services for low-income consumers. {$excerpt:n}
Verizon and Ericsson showed off their 5G network know-how at Indianapolis Motor Speedway this week—complete with a windowless car and a driver using a real-time video stream to steer. {$excerpt:n}