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Mobile tech giant teams with wireless connectivity technology provider to further enhance FWA offers, driving user experiences and managed network optimisations.

The 108th running of the Indy 500 is less than six months away. Who are the early favorites to drink the milk?

Dive into the latest anti-bribery and anti-corruption developments, from fresh laws to recent enforcement efforts.

Mobile World Live brings you our top three picks of the week featuring news from Nokia, Telenor and pre-merger moves in Spain.

Finnish equipment supplier Nokia has weathered punch after punch lately, and its stock just caught another, with a downgrade from Citi.

With less than three months remaining until the commencement of the 2024 NTT IndyCar Series season, a majority of teams and competitors have new or familiar faces or homes set in place while select seats remain within a handle of organizations.

Nokia: Last week, AT&T awarded a five-year contract to Ericsson to commercially build an OpenRAN technology-based network, which will carry 70% of its wireless traffic in the United States by late 2026.

Ericsson and Malaysian wholesale 5G operator Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) said on Wednesday that they have successfully completed a proof of concept that uses intent-based operations powered by AI and ML to manage radio sources more efficiently.

Innovators that invest in R&D are the driving force behind today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape. However, implementers aren’t usually eager to pay those innovators. Matteo Sabattini of Convida joins Eli on this episode of the Clause 8 podcast to talk about this important dynamic.

Telecom operators in India have been demanding 6 GHz band for IMT as it would be pivotal for meeting national connectivity goals and future spectrum requirements for 5G/6G. In contrast, technology companies have been wanting to delicence, and allot without auction, the band for WiFI usage.