Michael Carroll is a Sub-editor at Mobile World Live. He focuses on the telecommunications industry, exploring themes related to telecom transportation and mobility, 5G technology, and the Internet of Things (IoT), among others. Michael's work has been featured in various publications, including The Conversation Australia + NZ, Smithsonian Magazine, and The Mirror.
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Ericsson is upgrading NTT Docomo's RAN baseband to ready the operator for the demands of AI traffic and infrastructure.
Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space were among the companies Hisdesat picked for its third secure-communications bird.
Ericsson was picked to provide 5G DRS for a major transport upgrade taking place in Queensland, Australia.
NTT plans to invest in OptQC to advance joint development of a 1 million-qubit quantum computing set-up with an eye on industrial uses.
By: Michael Carroll, Chris Dickerson
BATON ROUGE — Walmart has agreed to pay Louisiana more than $1 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the state Attorney General’s Office alleging the company shortchanged or misled drivers who deliver goods from local stores or warehouses to Louisiana customers.
Longstanding Qualcomm EMEA head Enrico Salvatori stood down, replaced by experienced executive Wasim Chourbaji.
Ericsson was picked as sole global technology partner for the SKT-led consortium working on South Korea's massive AI-RAN project.
Surging demand for AI compute power meant DRAM demand continued to outstrip supply in Q2, but which company benefitted the most?
By: Michael Carroll, Jonathan Bilyk, Kubik Unsplash
SACRAMENTO — The California State Assembly last month killed a bipartisan bill to reduce shakedown lawsuits targeting California businesses under the Americans With Disabilities Act, a move that highlights state lawmakers’ inconsistent actions to curb costly lawsuit abuse, a new report says.
Vodafone Egypt scored a pair of deals involving the digitalisation and fan experience of Al Ahly SC's stadium.
