Linda Hardesty is a journalist who writes for FierceWireless and MAG Telecom. Her articles cover a range of topics in the telecommunications industry, including discussions on 5G technology, spectrum strategy, open RAN, and broadband advancements. She provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the latest developments and trends in the field.
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Linda Hardesty's coverage focuses on telecommunications, broadband, and wireless technology. She seems to prioritize press releases and government announcements as sources for her articles.
She may be interested in pitches that include exclusive data or insights from industry experts related to developments in telecommunications technology, particularly those related to 5G networks, spectrum allocation, open RAN initiatives, and broadband deployment.
Given the prevalence of government announcements in her coverage attributes, she might also be receptive to commentary from regulatory experts who can provide insights into how policy changes impact the telecom industry.
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Windstream is seeing demand for both lit and dark fiber It recently announced a lit-fiber deal with Hurricane Electric
Intel laid off 15% of its staff in August, but now it’s the CEO’s turn to be shown the doorThe chip company has struggled under Pat Gelsinger’s leadership the
By: Linda Hardesty
The headline news is that AT&T is boosting its goal to deploy fiber, now planning to pass 50 million locations by year-end 2029
Data center chips still talk to each other through electrical technology But IBM's new technology allows chips to talk via the power of fiber optics
Ciena reported its 4th quarter earnings today, which were better than expected The improved outlook comes from the boom in artificial intelligence
The president of Tech Mahindra’s American business said AI will rely largely on the quality of fiber networksAn Accenture exec said there’s a correlation betw
The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in New York's law requiring $15 broadband for low-income householdsThe New York law will go into effect in about 1
The year 2024 saw some significant M&A activity in fiber broadbandBut 2025 could be even bigger in terms of M&AConsultants a
35.1 million Americans now subscribe to fiber broadbandIn 2024, there were an additional 10.3 million fiber homes marketed toOf that
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