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Nokia lowers outlook, citing inflation and interest rates

Ahead of its second-quarter earnings report, Nokia has lowered its guidance for its full-year sales, citing weakness in North America as one of the contributing factors. Nokia is now expecting net sales for the year to be in the range of 23.2 billion-24.6 billion...

Orange, Masmovil start negotiations to merger their operations in Spain

Orange noted that the transaction is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2023 Spanish operators Orange and Masmovil have announced the start of exclusive negotiations to merger their operations in the country. In a release, Orange said that each carrier will own 50%...

Ookla: Global mobile broadband speeds up 60%

Mobile and fixed-line networks are faster than ever, according to new numbers from Ookla. Despite the challenges of the past year, mobile network speeds in July of 2021 globally are up about 60% compared to July 2020, while wireline network speeds around the world...

Backhaul, power issues hamper cellular network recovery in Iowa

A week after the devastating derecho that struck Iowa with hurricane-force winds, carriers have reported to the Federal Communications Commission that nearly 60 cellular network sites across the state remain out of service. As of the latest available update on Sunday morning, the most heavily...

Connected devices will be 3x the global population by 2023, Cisco says

Cisco's new annual forecast predicts that 71% of global population will be mobile subscribers by 2023 The rise of the machines is happening. By 2023, there will be more than three times more networked devices on Earth than humans, according to Cisco's new Annual Internet...

NATE Unite 2018: Focus on rural broadband, new build-outs keep tower industry busy

NASHVILLE, Tenn.--A combination of government spending on rural broadband deployment and new network build-outs are keeping the tower industry busy, and that momentum is only expected to build as dense 5G network begin to emerge. At the National Association of Tower Erectors show this week,...

State of the Network survey: Enterprises rapidly adopting SDN, cloud

Two-thirds of enterprises have deployed some aspect of software-defined networking, according to the ninth annual "State of the Network" report from Viavi Solutions, and around 90% of them already have at least one application in the cloud. Based on a survey of 740 CIOs, network...

Vasona Networks launches encrypted traffic analytics and management

Mobile operators are continually faced with new challenges to ensure their customers receive a high-quality experience on their mobile devices. One of these growing challenges is that of HTTPS encrypted traffic and the toll it takes on the mobile network infrastructure. Vasona Networks today announced additional...

EXFO takes on analytics-driven troubleshooting

Designed for mobile network operators Canadian test and measurement company EXFO is giving mobile operators more control when a network issue pops up with analytics-driven troubleshooting. EXFO director of the wireless business unit Alvin Francis explained to RCR Wireless News the difference between traditional troubleshooting and...

EMEA: From Düsseldorf to Silicon Valley, the NFV revolution is coming

When more than 1,300 global industry experts converged on Düsseldorf, Germany, last week for the SDN and OpenFlow World Congress, one of the hottest topics was network function virtualization. (Although it's only three years old, NFV has become so important it apparently warrants its own...