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And then there were three…
Sometimes old album titles say it best. Today, AT&T marks the start of the expansion of AT&T’s fixed wireless home internet service called AT&T Internet Air. After offering…
The Happiest and Unhappiest Broadband Customers in the United States
One of the key questions around the happiest and unhappiest home internet counties is where they are and what the driver is behind the happiness and unhappiness. Every…
Metamorphosis of Qualcomm
Qualcomm is the quintessential American tech company steeped it engineering excellence. Its genesis was the development of a new wireless standard called CDMA. Initially, it was written off…
Telecom has become recession proof
Inflation has become a top-of-mind concern for everyone, leaving consumers, businesses, and the investment community on the edge of their seats. How are consumers reacting to the largest…
Moving to the next stage of the Satellite games
AST Spacemobile (AST) and AT&T just completed the first call between a regular smartphones using just the electronics and antennas that are common for decades in mobile devices…
Cable leads in mobile, mobile leads in broadband
The converged communications industry is undergoing significant change. It has been well reported that fixed wireless access has captured most of the broadband industry’s growth, followed by fiber,…
The crux of Verizon’s problems
In case you are just tuning in, Verizon has been going through a rough time for about two years now. In fall 2021, it replaced Ronan Dunne as…
US broadband network performance during COVID-19 and beyond
Spoiler Alert: There is No Broadband Nirvana in Europe
Lessons from the Field Lessons from the Field There is broad agreement in the United States that we need to increase broadband coverage and make broadband more affordable…
Broadband for All – who pays? 71% of Americans want Google, Facebook, Amazon and the alike pay for it
Americans overwhelmingly support that broadband should be available to every American and that the funding base to achieve that should be broadened to every company that makes money…
NETWORK SLICING BENEFITS AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECTRUM LICENSING
Introduction With the advent of 5G and, with it, a technology called network slicing, many parties, ranging from mobile network operators and enterprises to policymakers, are re-examining how…