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The GSMA has been handed a euro 200,000 fine due to its failure to conduct a data protection impact assessment prior to using facial recognition at the 2021 MWC in Barcelona.

Enhancements to DOCSIS 3.1 networks and prep for DOCSIS 4.0 upgrades have the cable outdoor plant equipment market poised to pull down almost $10B through 2023, predicts DellOro Group.

As generative AI takes off, IBM plans to provide its new watsonx as a way for enterprises to scale up their use of AI foundation models and generative AI.

We see the announcement of Dishs pause on expansion capex as negative for tower stocks, wrote the financial analysts at KeyBanc Capital Markets in a recent note to investors.

It may be hard to predict business models for direct-to-device (D2D) services, but Iridium CTO Greg Pelton is confident D2D will need a global network to succeed.

Nick Johnson, director of the newly launched UKTIN, talks to Light Reading about how the organization can contribute to diversification in the UKs telecom industry by helping R&D.

T-Mobile could inhibit other competitors if it is allowed to purchase Columbia Capitals 600MHz licenses, according to Dish Network. However, theres more at play between the two companies.

The big Scandi equipment makers agree on lots of things when it comes to 4G and 5G networks, but on virtualization choices they are poles apart.

Apple managed to grow its iPhone sales year-over-year even as the broader smartphone industry contracted nearly 15% during the same time.

Cable Ones expected costs for DOCSIS 4.0 upgrades are similar to Comcasts. But the mid-sized operator says it intends to roll out D4.0 selectively on a market-by-market basis.