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It's been a year since the global wireless industry announced its newest API networking initiative. It could be worth $300 billion, according to some. Others think it's 'unlikely to gain critical mass.'

Airspan said it filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan that most of its creditors, including Fortress Investment Group, support. The company said the move will give it up to $95 million in new equity financing.

Cloud firms want a version of Redis that's still open to managed service resale.

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The Linux Foundation last week announced that it will host Valkey, a fork of the Redis in-memory data store. Valkey is backed by AWS, Google Cloud, Oracle, Ericsson and Snap. At the time of the license change, Redis Labs CEO Rowan Trollope said he "wouldn't be surprised if Amazon sponsors a fork," as the new license requires commercial agreements to offer Redis-as-a-service, making it incompatible with the standard definition of "open source."

AWS and Google Cloud rarely back an open source fork together.

The first phones with 5G Advanced have hit the market, but what does the cellular technology offer and when should you expect it to release?

Swedish telecoms equipment giant Ericsson said Monday it was cutting 1,200 staff in Sweden, or 8.6 percent of its Swedish workforce, as it faces a "challenging" market for mobile networks.

Global telecoms and technology infrastructure giant, Ericsson has today announces proposed staff reductions in Sweden, as it expects a challenging mobile networks market in 2024, with further volume contraction as customers remain cautious. The job cuts at its headquarters is there in line with expectations of managing lower volumes. A…