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Court? >> it matters in the sense that i think the republican party has been captured by a bunch of hard-core activists who have made this their mission in life. which judge, judges, are going to be put on the courts of appeal. which ones are going to push to the supreme court and the like. i do think that even those percentages ally a basic truth. which is that the republican party cares about that intensely. at least a segment of the republican party does. i do think it should cause everyone c...

Gone even further and said we are going to ban abortion after six weeks. with this case in the court will be evaluating on wednesday, is whether this mississippi law 15 weeks is constitutional or not. with the new york times article is basically saying is, roe v. wade set a viability line. its 25 weeks. in order for the mississippi law to be upheld and declared valid by the supreme court, the supreme court is going to have to overrule roe v. wade. >> lets talk about what john roberts wants to do...

Dish Network said it will use Rakuten Symphonys observability framework to collect telemetry data from its network functions in order to support the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: Kcom uses ADVAs optical transport; Enea lands private network gig in Taiwan; Brits love drones, says BT research.

Manufacturing company Compal Electronics said it will build a private wireless network with a 5G core from Enea.

If all goes to plan, Spanish group will then roll out Indian tech firms CI/CD/CT solution to Spain and the UK.

T-Mobile raised expectations and said its Sprint integration is ahead of schedule. Also, its execs pounded the table on 5G dominance.

The US Federal Reserve annual inflation gauge hit a 30-year high in September, Commerce Department data showed on Friday, keeping the pressure up on the centr

The US Federal Reserve annual inflation gauge hit a 30-year high in September, Commerce Department data showed on Friday, keeping the pressure up on the centr

Finnish vendor says it could have sold more were it not for the semiconductor crisis and shows that its turnaround strategy is bearing fruit.