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Dish has already deployed a C-RAN network design in its Dallas and Houston markets. But the company hasnt yet engaged in services like cell site coordination.

Frances Eutelsat and OneWeb, backed by Bharti Global and UK, agree on mega merger deal.

Amid a broader strategic shift, the organization, which strikes tech and programming deals for hundreds of small and midsized US operators, has been recast as the National Content & Technology Cooperative.

Light Readings Mike Dano explains why Cox Communications mobile service was a long time coming, why T-Mobile tried to slow Coxs deployment with a lawsuit, which service provider Cox ultimately chose to partner with on the mobile service, and more.

The cable company plans to launch mobile services first in Hampton Roads, Virginia; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Omaha, Nebraska, with an advertising campaign planned for August.

The Finnish equipment vendor delights shareholders with growth in sales and profit at its most important units.

Nick Feamster, director of research for the Data Science Institute at the University of Chicago, recently joined the Light Reading Podcast to discuss his teams research based on the Internet Equity Initiative data portal, which uses Ookla Speedtest data to map out Internet inequities.

Hear advice on how to craft a solid entry for the Leading Lights Awards, find out when the deadline to enter is, how much it costs and more.

ETNO wants Big Tech treated differently from other companies that rely on telecom infrastructure.

Verizon anticipates small cells activity will ramp in 2023, wrote the financial analysts at Wells Fargo of their recent meeting with Verizon CTO Ed Chan.