America’s wireless providers invested nearly $30 billion last year—a four-year high—to meet consumers’ unprecedented demand for mobile data and continue to build out the 5G networks that will power the
Fearing spyware and security breaches, the United States has declined to do business with Chinese telecom giant, Huawei. Whether or not other countries follow suit, this decision is having a
TELUS (NYSE: TU) and BCE (NYSE: BCE) are promoting their national wireless brands without building dedicated infrastructure across Canada through a multi-layer network sharing arrangement. Such a deal may be
Wednesday, the FCC granted OneWeb U.S. market access. The company, recently bought by the British government (and Bharti Global), says it’s committed to connecting Arctic populations to high speed internet
UPDATE The FCC again rejected a protest from several satellite companies that objected to their licenses being modified for the agency’s C-band order. Earlier this year, the Commission proposed to
Industry reacted favorably to the conclusion of the FCC’s auction of Citizens Broadband Radio Systems (CBRS) licenses. Gross bids totaled more than $4.5 billion after 76 rounds. Bidders won 20,625
