Mike Dano

The FCC has reportedly voted 4-0 to allow FirstNet to administer a 50MHz chunk of spectrum in the 4.9GHz band. According to one analyst, that will give AT&T a step up over its rivals among public safety customers.

The FCC issued two new Notice of Violations against T-Mobile for causing interference to NextWave's 2.5GHz network in New York City. It's not clear how T-Mobile might address the situation.

EchoStar's woes include challenges to its DirecTV transaction, an ongoing departure of its wireless executives and regulatory complaints filed by competitors.

Google plans to discontinue the CBRS network development tool it first launched in 2019. Fixed wireless Internet providers and others in the CBRS industry are bemoaning its loss but say there are other options out there.

New figures show that telecom operators are only using half of the cloud capacity they’ve purchased. That discrepancy arrives as spending on cloud infrastructure accelerates in an AI age.

Through its satellite Internet service, Amazon plans to pursue federal broadband subsidies in Louisiana. That makes the company 'the enemy of every broadband provider out there,' said Calix's CEO.

Raicom, a fixed wireless subsidiary of BWTelcom in Nebraska, said its Aricent core malfunctioned, and as a result it couldn't offer services. But the FCC said it would cancel the company's spectrum licenses.

Apple will invest another $1.1 billion into Globalstar, and will also take a 20% ownership stake in the company. But what exactly Apple plans to do with Globalstar and its satellite network remains unclear.

T-Mobile officials have started suggesting that Nvidia, alongside other members of the AI-RAN Alliance, ought to help guide the future of 6G by combining wireless technologies with AI.

ATN International inked a deal to sell some spectrum to Verizon in an offshoot of the operator's 2023 managed services agreement. ATN officials hinted that more such spectrum deals might be on the way.