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How the launch of 'real' 5G turned into an unmitigated PR disaster - Vimarsana News

How the launch of 'real' 5G turned into an unmitigated PR disaster

'There's a term for what the FAA and the aviation industry is doing: blackmail. It is a criminal offense,' wrote research firm Strand Consult of the troubled launch of 5G in C-band spectrum.

Katibeh, in charge of AT&T's 5G and fiber buildout, leaves company - Vimarsana News

Katibeh, in charge of AT&T's 5G and fiber buildout, leaves company

Last year, Mo Katibeh was put in charge of AT&T's massive fiber and 5G network expansion efforts. This week, he announced he would leave the company to become RingCentral's new chief operating officer.

Open RAN makes plenty of noise - but little progress - at MWC LA - Vimarsana News

Open RAN makes plenty of noise - but little progress - at MWC LA

Although vendors from Parallel Wireless to Altiostar talked up the technology, open RAN didn't receive much love from big US network operators like AT&T and Verizon during this week's show.

Who's most addicted to Facebook? AT&T outage traffic tells the tale - Vimarsana News

Who's most addicted to Facebook? AT&T outage traffic tells the tale

The biggest AT&T traffic drop during the Great Facebook Outage of 2021 didn't just come from 'coastal elites.'

AT&T targets enterprise with 5G FWA - Mobile World Live - Vimarsana News

AT&T targets enterprise with 5G FWA - Mobile World Live

AT&T targets enterprise with 5G FWA - Mobile World Live 11 MAR 2021 AT&T announced plans to add 5G to its fixed wireless access (FWA) product for business customers, bolstering its LTE offering at a time of growing competition in the enterprise segment. The operator’s next generation FWA service is scheduled to launch in April with monthly fees of $200 per line for a download rate of 50Mb/s and $300 for 100Mb/s. Consumption is capped at 125GB and 175GB respectively, after which data rates will be slowed. An AT&T representative told Mobile World Live the service will use low-band and mmWav...