Mike Robuck is a U.S. Editor at Mobile World Live. He has a long history of reporting on the telecommunications industry, with a focus on themes such as telecom transportation and mobility, AI, and deep tech. Mike's work has been featured in Modern Distribution Management, The Montrose Daily Press, MAG Telecom, NewsBreak, and Mobile World Live.
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AT&T is offering new business customers a gateway that includes both 5G and fibre connectivity options in case the fibre service goes down.
Meta Platforms’ multi-year investments in the metaverse and AI showed promise in its Q3 results as revenue was up 19 per cent year over year.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) reached an agreement with Google Cloud to build an AI hub for joint research on Arabic language models and Saudi-specific applications.
BT Group refreshed its Carbon Network Dashboard tool to give customers what it claimed is a more detailed view of their carbon emissions and energy usage across individual workloads, as they adopt AI applications at scale.
Apple booked record revenue of $94.9 billion in its fiscal Q4 2024 (the period from 29 June to 28 September), up 6 per cent year-on-year due, in part, to a 5.5 per cent rise in iPhone sales to $46.2 billion.
OpenAI threw down the gauntlet to search giant Google by taking the wraps off a ChatGPT Search model it stated provides more in-depth answers.
Chinese research institutions with connections to its military reportedly have developed AI systems using Meta Platforms’ Llama model.
Apple struck a deal to buy photo editing company Pixelmator, which designs apps for the Mac and the iOS operating system.
Bell Canada stepped into the US fibre sweepstakes with a CAD$5 billion (US$3.7 billion) cash deal to buy regional internet service provider Ziply Fiber.
Meta Platforms made its open-source Llama large language models (LLMs) available to US government agencies, including entities working on defence and national security applications, as well as private sector companies.
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