Staying up-to-speed with ever-changing AI is critical to gaining a competitive advantage To be successful, it’s all about understanding and implementing the right AI strategy over your competition. Artificial Intelligence is …
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All the evidence suggests that a modern manufacturing sector needs dedicated wireless systems The emergence of private 5G networks in the U.S. manufacturing sector is revolutionizing industrial connectivity and competitiveness. …
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Greetings from soggy Kansas City and Cedar Rapids. Pictured is the crew from this year’s CellSite Solutions 2025 INDATEL Summit dinner. Nine different companies represented in the picture – an …
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A federal judge in 1983 ordered the breakup of the Bell System A federal judge in 1983 ordered the breakup of the Bell System. Through 1983, the U.S. telecom system …
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Kagan: How companies use industry analysts, influencers and the media (Analyst Angle)
by Jeff Kaganby Jeff KaganExecutives should understand — and want to win the hearts and minds of — all three As an Industry Analyst and columnist for several decades, I have attended more client …
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Markets grow and then decline as some MVNOs become MNOs or MNO sub-brands What is a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) market? For those concerned about competition along the entire …
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I have been using Samsung’s category-defining Galaxy S25 Edge for the last three weeks and loving it. My biggest realization during that time is that liking this phone comes down …
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The GSMA’s latest Mobile Threat Security Landscape report reveals a whole host of AI-enabled security threats There’s no denying AI is changing the face of security in telecoms. From catching …
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PLEASE NOTE – This is the last email edition of The Sunday Brief that we will distribute, going forward, you will receive an email from Wordpress where the online edition …
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Can the U.S. win back the 5G edge — and protect its AI lead? Recently, Ajit Pai wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that the United States of America …
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The real value of slicing lies in its ability to logically partition network resources within a mobile operator’s existing licensed spectrum Commentary contributed by Dean Bubley to RCR Wireless News …
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The real value of slicing lies in its ability to logically partition network resources within a mobile operator’s existing licensed spectrum Commentary contributed by Dean Bubley to RCR Wireless News …
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Recently, I had an interesting conversation with Fergal Lawlor, who is the CEO of Alpha Wireless, a wireless antenna solutions company established in 2007. I believe antenna design is one …
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Recently, I had an interesting conversation with Fergal Lawlor, who is the CEO of Alpha Wireless, a wireless antenna solutions company established in 2007. I believe antenna design is one …
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Some say 5G slicing is a viable alternative to spectrum sharing or private networks — but it suffers from severe constraints Some wireless industry commentators have suggested that “5G network …
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Greetings from Cedar Rapids (Iowa) and Camdenton, Jefferson City and Kansas City (Missouri). Pictured are some protesters walking by our lunch location in Jefferson City last Saturday (the sign reads …
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Boldyn Networks’ strategy is shifting to focus on organic growth rather than through mergers and acquisitions In previous conversations with Boldyn Networks, and after following their growth, I have seen …
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Greetings from Nashville, Cedar Rapids, and Kansas City. It has been a whirlwind of activity since Memorial Day, and the summer promises to be filled with even more headlines. The …
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How will mobile operators use AI/ML to boost capacity and energy efficiency in the radio network? The PR wars have started, and people will stir up a lot of questions. …
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Motorola, once a telecom giant, nearly collapsed in 2011 — instead, it split into Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility The Motorola story is one we can all learn from. It …
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The forced relocation of CBRS licensees to other bands would irreparably damage a growing industry and its ecosystem Some recent press articles and an open letter from Senator Cantwell to …
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Why do cable TV companies need to be early on next merger wave? It looks like cable TV has begun its next change wave. Over time, it has been through …
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Memorial Day Greetings from Florida, Iowa, and Missouri. The picture is from our dog’s (Abby) recent visit to the Springfield (MO) farm where she awarded the Editor with multiple prize …
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AI-powered radio intelligence is stealing the spotlight in telecoms – and China is stealing the show. While global telcos experiment, Chinese operators are delivering Level 4 automation at scale, with …
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CBRS spectrum access is under pressure as diverse stakeholders vie for midband resources Contention for Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), or midband spectrum in the 3 GHz band, is intensifying …