What’s next for Facebook, now Meta, when Sheryl Sandberg exits? It has grown over the years from a start-up, college project under Mark Zuckerberg, to
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Kagan: Discussing the 5G wireless growth wave
As a telecom and wireless analyst over 35 years, I have witnessed the communications industry grow and change dramatically. This transformation continues today and will
The metaverse is becoming a very noisy place. It’s getting difficult for companies to be seen and heard. So, how can you raise volume of
May greetings from five states. Lots of miles in the last month traveling through amazing parts of the Midwest and South. The opening picture is
The saying “don’t reinvent the wheel” implies not repeating what has already been done. In the early days of 5G, operators seem to heed that
The saying “don’t reinvent the wheel” implies not repeating what has already been done. In the early days of 5G, operators seem to heed that
Fixed wireless access (FWA) is a very important, yet not very well-known, slice of the wireless landscape. It has significant growth potential for the companies
Whether you are an investor, executive, worker or customer, you want to know who the leaders are in the new wireless growth wave. That being
Whether you are an investor, executive, worker or customer, you want to know who the leaders are in the new wireless growth wave. That being
Mother’s Day greetings from Georgia and many parts of Missouri. Pictured is our dog, Abby, relaxing after a full-stride run on the farm in Willard,
Qualcomm is on a roll. They just keep hitting the ball out of the park, quarter after quarter, with strong and expanding growth. A few
How Europe can build on strengths in SEPs to reclaim leadership in cellular with 5G and 6G (Analyst Angle)
The EU is in grave danger of “throwing out the baby with the bathwater” in its prospective attempts to reform SEP licensing with interventions for
Verizon Wireless and AT&T Mobility have been behind the eight-ball with regards to their C-band deployments, especially compared to T-Mobile US. After a painful delay
The good news is the wireless industry looks like it is finally getting back to its core business and focused on real growth. However, some
Greetings from Missouri, Nebraska, and the Dominican Republic, where the staff enjoyed a corporate retreat over the Easter holiday. There’s a lot to cover this