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Omdia's Pablo Tomasi joins the podcast to explain why the private 5G market hasn't expanded at the pace service providers expected.

There's a new spectrum agreement among various factions within the Biden administration. But the wireless industry might not be too happy about it.

Fixed wireless customers are experiencing the same performance and reliability as cable and fiber, but at a much lower cost.

Ericsson entered the advertising technology business in 2017 with its Emodo subsidiary. But the company confirmed that it will end that business in part because 'Emodo has not achieved key financial goals for the business.'

Among a string of AI-related announcements, Cisco has launched a $1 billion investment fund focused on expanding and developing AI products and technologies.

Per-employee revenues fell last year at Vodafone, which seems to have made no meaningful progress toward its target of cutting jobs.

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Flipping the open RAN concept on its head, Samsung is the sole RAN vendor at multiple Romanian sites shared by Orange and Vodafone.

Light Reading talked to Broadband Forum CEO Craig Thomas to discuss how and why operators are shifting toward a 'services-led' model that puts more focus on apps and services that can be layered on top of the core connection.

Light Reading spoke with MetTel SVP of Strategic Engagement and Transformation Lori Thomas at Network X Americas about how strategic partnerships enable service providers to make better products for edge and cloud computing needs.