Cable TV tried to get into the wireless phone business a decade ago. They failed. Then, years later they tried again. First Xfinity Mobile, next
Today, when we look at the pay TV leaders AT&T, Comcast, Charter and Altice, the future is heading in different directions. Let’s take a look
Portuguese operators shy away from using Huawei for 5G core networks
The Portuguese government has not banned Huawei Portugal’s three most prominent telecom operators — NOS, Vodafone and Altice — will not being using Huawei in the
Cellnex, American Tower expand site portfolios via acquisitions
Spanish wireless infrastructure operator Cellnex has reached an agreement with Altice Europe and Belmont Infra Holdings, to acquire the 100% of Portuguese telecommunications towers and
Comcast and Charter’s MVNOs are disrupting the postpaid market, Tutela finds
The new MVNO kids are the block have set their sights on the coveted postpaid market, and they are succeeding in capturing a large chunk
Congratulations to T-Mobile US and Sprint on finally getting DoJ merger approval. This has been one helluva ride, and it’s not over yet, but we
As the Citizens Broadband Radio Service shared spectrum stands on the brink of readiness for early deployments, AT&T has asked federal regulators to reconsider the
We’ve been hearing more and more about 5G wireless pay TV, but when will it come to market? It started several years ago when the
Altice France and KKR will form a new entity dubbed SFR TowerCo The European Commission has approved a deal in which U.S. investment company Kohlberg Kravis
Altice said it expects to raise $2.9 billion through the sales of stakes in its businesses in these two countries Dutch-based telecoms and cable group Altice
Michel Combes promoted to Sprint CEO role vacated by Claure It has been a busy week for Sprint. On Monday the company agreed to merge with
Sprint also working with Altice to use cable plant for small cell deployments As Sprint continues efforts to use small cell deployments to densify its network,
French cable provider Altice is reorganizing its corporate structure, including separating its operation in the United States into a standalone business called Altice USA. The