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Big Blue stumped up $34 billion for the open-source pioneer back in 2019, but was the huge outlay worth it?

Following the acquisition of Robin.io in February, the Japanese company is phasing out an older platform it used to support its mobile network.

Tami Erwin announced her plans to leave Verizon Business by the end of the year. The move comes just months after Verizon replaced the CEO of its consumer business and reported sluggish first-quarter results.

Word of acquisition talks surface more than a month after Bloomberg reported that WideOpenWest was exploring strategic options, including a potential sale.

Mike Dano explains analysts reactions to Dishs business projections, and what Dish has planned for the retail space and for private wireless for enterprise customers.

In this podcast, Diane Christman, new CEO of The Cable Center, digs into the genesis, purpose and takeaways of the organizations first annual Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report, and offers a look ahead to this years Cable Hall of Fame event in New York.

Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: former Ofcom boss joins Vodafone as non-exec; Three to close 3G network in 2024; why phones and beer dont mix.

In this podcast, new IQ Fiber CTO Aamer Abbasi digs into the greenfield opportunities the startup is pursuing in northeast Florida, thoughts about future multi-gig services and how government stimulus funding might fit into IQ Fibers future game plan.

PCell is the most innovative technology Ive seen in wireless in a very long time, upending everything weve been taught about wireless, said financial analyst Craig Moffett, of MoffettNathanson.

/PRNewswire/ -- Huawei Technologies USA will lead two discussions at Light Readings The Big 5G Event, which will provide unique insights into the current 5G...