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Dish Network said it will use Rakuten Symphonys observability framework to collect telemetry data from its network functions in order to support the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

The Finnish equipment vendor rejects the charge its software works only with its own hardware and finds an ally in BT.

One of Germanys government agencies has released a report arguing that open RAN is far less secure than traditional network infrastructure.

Michael Murphy in August moved over to Nokias fierce rival, Ericsson, and is now that vendors North American CTO. Murphy is being replaced by David Eckard, VP of strategy and technology for North America at Nokia.

Claro, TIM and Vivo predictably splash out on spectrum, but the auction also attracts newcomers.

The agency is prohibiting Broadcom from making certain types of exclusivity and loyalty deals with semiconductor customers, as well as retaliating against customers that buy chips from other suppliers.

The newly confident UK phone incumbent now reckons it can fund all fiber rollout without an investment partner, but a cost recovery has yet to show up in results.

Federated Wireless is hoping to expand the spectrum-management expertise it developed in the CBRS band into the newly freed 6GHz band.

V. Noah Campbell of RS Access expects the FCCs new leadership to address the debate over pushing 5G operations into the 12GHz band.

The European swap-out of the Chinese vendors fiber and optical network products now appears underway.