AT&T marketing desperation wanders into realms of fantasy
AT&T has been making waves in the industry after a less than enthralling quarterly earnings call and a suspect advertising campaign stretches the boundaries of truth.
AT&T has been making waves in the industry after a less than enthralling quarterly earnings call and a suspect advertising campaign stretches the boundaries of truth.
Nokia has set forward a bold statement, claiming to remove the guesswork from operator and enterprise 5G business planning by releasing a detailed collection of its own guesswork.
AT&T has announced plans to acquire Straight Path Communications for $1.6 billion, which includes its portfolio of millimetre wave (mmWave) spectrum, including 39 GHz and 28 GHz licenses.
Ericsson has taken another couple of small steps towards the promised land of 5G with a couple of successful tests in Sweden and Indonesia.
Seemingly not happy with the current level of moaning which his team seems to be doing, Three CEO Dave Dyson has thrown a massive temper tamtrum during the company’s earnings call.
AcclerComm is a semiconductor IP-core company that provides patented turbo coding technology. In this video, they demonstrate their turbo decoder at Mobile World Congress.
The European Parliament has voted in favour of proposals to co-ordinate the use of the ultra-high frequency (UHF) band across the EU as of mid-2020.
KPN has thrown a bit of a temper tantrum with the Dutch government, claiming its policy will leave insufficient spectrum for next generation mobile communication.
5G Americas has given itself a pat on the back after new research claims LTE momentum continues to grow across the Americas and worldwide.
In the first podcast of the post-Skinner era, the team is joined by super-sub Iain Morris from Light Reading. Among the key conversation-points of the week include BT finally caving in to Ofcom’s demands for the ‘legal separation’ of Openreach – whatever that means. The guys also mull over the pros and cons of accelerating 5G NR by itself and reflect on the apparent ability of the CIA to hack our devices in order to keep an eye on us.
TIM – the artist formerly known as Telecom Italia – has signed an agreement with the city of Turin to install a bunch of small cells and call them 5G.
The 3GPP has concluded its big RAN pow-wow by accepting the request from multiple telecoms stakeholders to speed up the development of the air-interface part of 5G.
The telecoms industry is buzzing with news and analysis on 5G – its capabilities, its impact on the industry and the roadmap that leads to commercial deployments.
Now that the dust has settled after a busy and frantic Mobile World Congress, we decided to gather the thoughts of Telecoms.com readers regarding confidence in the industry following the event.
The UK government has unveiled its 5G strategy, expanding on fairly generic statements in the Spring budget.
All 5G eyes are on Dubrovnik as the 3GPP meets to discuss potential acceleration of the NR part of 5G, but so far we have to be content with a new RAN boss.
With the UK’s latest budget announcement came a familiar story about creating a digitally oriented economy, ensuring the country remains at the forefront of the global rankings. So, how much was a PR pitch and how much was solid?
Nokia has concluded a productive trip to the Middle East with a couple of freshly-signed memoranda of understanding, inevitably covering 5G and IoT.
Illuminate or obfuscate? Perhaps MWC mainly served to cast more light on the cracks in the façade.
The sides are stacked in the battle for standardization, and poor little Europe is stuck in the middle as the US pulls one direction, and China the other.
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