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The results of the FCCs auction of midband spectrum between 3.45GHz and 3.55GHz are in: AT&T spent $9 billion, Dish spent $7.3 billion, T-Mobile spent $2.9 billion. And Verizon spent nothing.

Zayos CTO says the team-up with QOS will provide customers with more options for managed and co-managed SD-WAN services.

AT&T, Dish, T-Mobile, and a number of other companies placed bids on the Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) 3.45GHz spectrum auction, totaling around $22.5 billion. This is the third-largest FCC spectrum auction so far.

Telco resistance to all-in deals with public cloud vendors could suit the edge middleware startup, but it might need a different approach.

An intended comeback by the Swedish equipment vendor bodes well for the Barcelona-based trade show.

The specs, which define a set of wireless adapters for network nodes and cable modems, aim to reduce deployment costs and tap into various spectrum bands, including CBRS, ISM and even TV white spaces.

Telco resistance to all-in deals with public cloud vendors could suit the edge middleware startup, but it might need a different approach.

A top Google executive this week publicly begged Apple to support the RCS standard in its iMessage service. Meanwhile, Verizon appears poised to launch RCS services this year with vendors Google and Synchronoss.

The 6G speed recorded was about 20 times faster than the fifth generation technology (5G) in China, while the speed achieved claims

The Japanese operator is hobbled by its lack of 4G airwaves, costly roaming deal with KDDI and 5G lag, but its cost arguments stack up, according to the latest research.