Iain Morris is a News Editor at Extratime.com. He specializes in the telecommunications industry, focusing on telecom transportation and mobility, mobile networks, and the impact of technology on business and economics. Morris has been featured in prominent outlets including Data Center Knowledge, Light Reading, and WPTV.
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Iain Morris demonstrates a clear focus on the telecommunications industry, particularly around software and SaaS. His coverage heavily features data citations, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given his emphasis on citing data, Iain would likely appreciate pitches that offer access to exclusive or hard-to-find statistics related to the telecommunications industry. Additionally, he may be interested in receiving press releases with substantial information about new developments within telecommunication companies.
When reaching out to Iain, it's important to provide him with accurate and relevant data-driven insights into the latest trends and advancements within the telecommunications sector. This can include analysis of market shifts, technological innovations, or significant business strategies adopted by key players like HPE, Juniper, Ericsson, and Intel in relation to Cloud RAN technology.
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BT will receive a payment of $625 million from Verizon as the two companies combine their subscale international businesses.
As Chinese vendors increasingly dominate the smartphone market, InterDigital has been able to grow its China-based licensing revenues at a remarkable clip.
Unlike Nokia, Ericsson continues to work on its own cloud infrastructure platform, and that is not about to change, says Jenny Lindqvist, who heads up Ericsson's cloud software and services group.
A pioneer of the OTFS waveform, Cohere Technologies has landed what could be an important government contract with the US Department of Defense (DoD).
After separating from China's Picocom, RANsemi is winning new customers and spying opportunities in defense.
An overhaul may be needed to ensure US mobile networks can support the uplink and low-latency needs of new AI services, according to Ookla's research.
Druid Software says it has been growing fast as a core network provider in private 5G – now it is buying some RAN expertise.
Concerns about using Nvidia's GPUs and Intel's CPUs in the RAN are making it easier for Ericsson to justify its work on custom silicon.
The merger between Vodafone and Three was supposed to improve 5G in the UK, but it sits at the bottom of Opensignal's latest ranking of network experience in Europe.
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Qualcomm's challenge to Nvidia could encompass 6G radio as it apparently withdraws from some other network activities.
