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The operator is competing against dozens of other companies for a pool of expensive talent and its success cannot be guaranteed.

The UK operator maintains its stance on in-market consolidation, but manages to increase postpaid customers and revenue in 2021.

The UK-based chip designer has suspended product deliveries and support, leaving Russian data centers with a looming problem.

While legacy carriers built closed end-to-end networks, Dish chose O-RAN because, among other reasons, it offers lower capital and operating costs, and is more resilient, Dish told the FCC.

Private event to feature strategy discussions, technology presentations and live demos. Industry sources say the demos will include both options for DOCSIS 4.0: Extended Spectrum DOCSIS and Full Duplex DOCSIS.

5G private network use cases are on show as part of the UK governments 5G Test Beds and Trials funding program.

Elad Nafshi, Comcasts chief network officer, details how the operator will roll out DOCSIS 4.0 over a virtualized platform that will also support targeted deployments of FTTP.

The CTIA, the US wireless industrys trade association, urged legislators to release spectrum for 5G including 3.1GHz-3.45GHz, 7.125GHz-8.4 GHz, 1.3GHz-1.35GHz, 1.124GHz-1.164GHz and other bands.

A UK-based chip designer currently owned by a Japanese billionaire has provided an essential helping hand for one of Chinas most controversial companies.

New FCC rules create the tantalizing possibility for other companies to purchase a license that T-Mobile is leasing for 5G. As noted by AllNet, at least one company has done just that: SoniqWave.