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Wireless companies have retired older network technologies as part of an important progression to ensure all customers can enjoy a more advanced 4G and 5G network, T-Mobile explained.

The FCC contracted Porter Novelli to conduct a consumer education plan to help maximize the potential impact of the ACP. The federal broadband subsidy is currently reaching just one-third of eligible households.

In developing a cloud-based 5G network supporting open RAN principles, Paradise Mobile in Bermuda joins other upstarts like Dish Network in the US and Rakuten Mobile in Japan.

The failure of 5G to lift telco revenues puts a company that depends on 5G network equipment sales in a very awkward position.

Fredrik Jejdling worries about technology bifurcation and acknowledges that Intels chips have narrowed the performance gap with his own silicon.

According to Australian company Ranlytics, its work with the US Postal Service in Seattle could be used to accurately measure and map mobile coverage nationwide.

Dave Carroll, a network planning AVP at AT&T, joins the podcast to discuss the technology and strategy the carrier has put to work for Super Bowl 57 both at State Farm Stadium and across the massive Phoenix metro.

Samsung has decided to wait until satellites offer more functionality for smartphones, reminding us most use cases are yet to come.

Officials come out with some meaningless comments about the single telecom market and realize national governments have been ignoring them about China.