Wi-Fi has become king in the home with an ever-increasing number and type of devices connected to Wi-Fi. Today consumers experience their home broadband mostly though
After spending the weekend at the AT&T SHAPE 2019 event at Warner Brothers studio in Hollywood, I am both excited and full of anticipation with
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Private LTE deployments will dominate CBRS indoor deployments during the next five years (Analyst Angle)
We see two clearly distinct market segments for initial CBRS deployments. The first segment is for private LTE networks for secure mission critical IoT and
The mistakes companies make over time put them in the crosshairs of the U.S. government for antitrust and monopoly action. Suddenly the heat is being
Have you ever felt the joy and elation of being part of something that you have only been observing, reading, writing about, and admiring for
In order to grow, wireless carriers are expanding into a variety of new digital experiences like pay TV, entertainment, news, digital advertising and much more.
As the awareness of the transformative nature of 5G is increasing, the industry is slowly waking up to the enormous challenge of securing not only
Demystifying cellular patents and licensing Part 3: All patents are not created equal (Analyst Angle)
The statement “All patents are not created equal” seems like a cliché, but is absolutely true! The differences between patents are multi-dimensional and much more
Let’s clear up some confusion. There is a battle being fought in the wireless industry over leadership with 5G patents. Some companies say the quality
I attended the Connectivity Expo event earlier this month for the first time. It was an informative gathering of infrastructure players that make up the
Kagan: Influencer marketing is changing
Once again, the game of influencer marketing is changing. In recent years, I have met quite a few very interesting and successful people called social media influencers.
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Companies have begun investing in AI, the next transformative technology. However, many are wasting money focusing on the wrong areas at this early stage. True,
A few years ago, the cable television competitors like Comcast Xfinity Mobile, Charter Spectrum Mobile and Altice Mobile said they would re-enter the wireless space.
A few years ago, the cable television competitors like Comcast Xfinity Mobile, Charter Spectrum Mobile and Altice Mobile said they would re-enter the wireless space.