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The Swedish equipment maker is seeking improvements at underperforming units and setting up its enterprise stall.

Private wireless players need to start showing off actual wins, allowing sunlight to help generate momentum. Otherwise the industry risks falling into navel-gazing apathy.

Artemis is looking to test its pCell technology in Dishs CBRS spectrum holdings at a San Bernardino events center. Upcoming events at the venue mostly include bingo games, as well as a music festival in July.

US Ignites Mari Silbey discusses how public-private partnerships can help with some big 5G issues, like resolving the technical challenges in open RAN networks and feeding better network data sets to AI and machine learning engines.

Joe Kochan, a telecom veteran and former CEO of US Ignite, talks to Light Reading about his new role as the executive director at the National Spectrum Consortium (NSC), where he aims to promote stronger tech partnerships between government, academia and industry.

The editors feel the light and heat from the industrys private wireless market optimism. They weigh in on how customers are using these networks and why consolidation among private wireless players is likely.

The FCC is reviewing the transfer of a 2.5GHz spectrum license to WCO from the Owasso public school district. T-Mobile is leasing that midband spectrum license for use in its 5G network.

The company building Americas newest mobile network wants a hybrid cloud deployment and not AWS lock-in, it says.

Here it is: The biggest 5G moments from the past year, as compiled by Light Readings editorial staff.

AT&Ts Andre Fuetsch expects to first deploy open RAN equipment in small cells and private wireless networking scenarios before moving it into its broader, macro network.