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Contracts awarded so far have gone to the Nordic and South Korean giants with zero mention of open RAN.

Fastly, a content delivery specialist slugging it out against Internet giants, has recruited Ciscos enterprise networking EVP as its new CEO. The new hire is no stranger to helping networking firms find a bigger home.

Open RAN players deny sanctions on China have had any impact on their activities as Ericsson and Nokia cut exposure.

One of Europes biggest investors in open RAN is about to feel the cost impact of its risky project.

The worlds most obscenely rich electronics company defies talk of economic trouble to report growth in sales and gross profit.

Lumen CEO Jeff Storey wants enterprise customers to have a buying experience on the Lumen Marketplace thats as simple as ordering from Amazon or Walmarts online interfaces.

This week in broadband builds: Starry goes to Vegas; USDA doles out $401M; Florida co-op enlists Conexon; AT&T, Comcast, Charter get GUMBO grants; Consolidateds construction in Ellensburg, Washington; Metronet declares Greencastle a gigabit city; Brightspeeds plans for Pennsylvania.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is touching nearly every industry in the world with companies deploying or evaluating AI for many applications. Communications service providers are starting to widely deploy AI processing to enhance and manage network services including 5G RAN. Key benefits from deploying AI include improved customer experience, enhanced network performance, new revenue generation and reduced network operation costs. AI processing requires some level of acceleration and can be imple...

While NTIAs notice of funding opportunity prioritizes fiber builds for those applying for BEAD grants, a high-cost threshold exception has been a point of concern for fiber advocates.

Karsten Nohl examined a handful of 5G networks and found they were riddled with vulnerabilities, he told an event in the Netherlands this week.