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According to Christian Kurasek, co-founder and CFO of Pollen Mobile, the decentralized wireless (DeWi) marketplace is rapidly maturing. Theres a huge opportunity to offer something different, he said.

The Seattle-based software giant has been busy acquiring expertise, not learning at customers expense, says the CTO of its telecom business.

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After the disaster that was Revenue Manager, the Swedish vendor has rethought its approach and its portfolio amid a broader restructuring.

Light Reading editors Kelsey Ziser, Mike Dano and Phil Harvey sign off from MWC with a ten-minute informal recap of the work week ended September 30.

Matanuska Telecom Association recently launched a new leg of its terrestrial fiber network connecting Alaska and Chicago. Execs said it was necessary to avoid the Pacific Northwest.

SpaceX and Globalstar are among the companies playing in the market for phone-to-satellite communications. But Brian Pemberton argues that Omnispace is the one to watch.

Airtels edge computing platform is supported by IBM Cloud Satellite and Red Hats OpenShift platform to bring secure, open cloud services to enterprise customers.

The deeper an operator goes into a public cloud, the harder it may be to get out of it.

At the MWC Vegas trade show, 5G executives cheered the success of fixed wireless access (FWA) services. But theyre also looking for the next big use case for 5G technology.