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The entire communications industry and its customers depend on tower climbers, and we deserve more than what we have been receiving for many years, said Erik Messenger, a QualTek employee.

Iain Morris explains Elon Musks potential motives behind purchasing Twitter, what it might look like if he goes through with taking ownership of the social media outlet, and what impact that could have on Twitters future revenues and profits.

The MEFs work on a universal SD-WAN edge standard is good for equipment vendors and service providers. But does it go far enough?

The operator turned in a disappointing performance in Germanys fixed-line broadband market last year, with IT problems partly to blame.

The companys new Welcome to C Spire Country branding campaign focuses on 5G and fiber offerings across parts of Mississippi, Alabama and elsewhere.

A recent DoJ indictment appears to take aim at a hacker who was selling T-Mobile data for around $270,000. And it appears that T-Mobile paid that price to halt the spread of that data, albeit unsuccessfully.

Inland Cellular rose to prominence with one of the only open RAN deployments in the US. Now the company is moving forward with a test of Metas Terragraph technology in the 60GHz band.

Devices running on initial OpenRF association specifications should hit the market later this year.

Mike Dano explains what smaller service providers are planning to do with federal infrastructure funds, and why theyre showing a growing interest in utilizing public clouds.

The 3GPP is putting the finishing touches on its Release 17 package of specifications. Meanwhile, the O-RAN Alliance is touting its new Release 002 batch of specs.