Mike Robuck is the U.S. Editor at Mobile World Live. He has a long history of reporting on the telecommunications industry, focusing on themes such as AI platforms, 5G technology, and telecommunications infrastructure. Mike's work has been featured in Modern Distribution Management (MDM), The Montrose Daily Press, MAG Telecom, NewsBreak, and Mobile World Live.
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Mike Robuck's articles predominantly cover technology, with a focus on software and SaaS. The coverage heavily features press releases, data citations, and private sector announcements. Expert opinions or insights from company representatives would likely be well received by Mike for pitches.
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A national advertising review board recommended T-Mobile US discontinue or modify several advertising claims about its
Vantage Towers and Telefonica plan to deploy a standalone (SA) 5G network inside of a Madrid-based shopping centre, which they claimed would be a domestic first.
Apple postponed this month's expected release of its long‑developed smart home display until September, primarily because its revamped Siri digital assistant is not ready, Bloomberg reported.
AT&T hailed the 150th anniversary of the first telephone call with a plan to invest more than $250 billion over the next five years to strengthen and expand its connectivity infrastructure.
Nvidia and Thinking Machines Lab struck a multiyear partnership to deploy at least 1-gigawatt of the chipmaker's Vera Rubin compute platform beginning early next year, while also making an investment in the AI startup.
Meta Platforms continued a march towards developing its own custom silicon for in-house chips by unveiling four new generations to power its AI workloads more efficiently.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chair Brendan Carr ( pictured ) took exception to a recent petition filed by Amazon criticising a SpaceX
Global advisory and investment company Consello named former Verizon and Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg (pictured) as a senior operating adviser, joining a team of former C-suite leaders.
Google named its £1 billion UK headquarters Platform 37 in homage to neighbour King's Cross railway station and Move 37, a Go board game move which marked a turning point in modern AI history.
Cisco took an early lead in indoor Wi‑Fi 7 access point (AP) revenue share in 2025, edging out Huawei, Dell'Oro Group reported.
