Nicole Ferraro is a Senior Editor and Host of "The Divide." She specializes in the telecommunications industry, focusing on themes such as telecom transportation and mobility, 5G technology, and the digital divide. Her insights and expertise have been featured in Esquire magazine, the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, IWCE's Urgent Communications, and Light Reading.
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Nicole Ferraro's coverage is predominantly focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation and press releases within the business and industry sector. She provides insights into topics such as fiber infrastructure, the BEAD program, Universal Service Fund, NTIA, and ACP (Affordable Connectivity Program).
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By: Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford
PLDT, Globe Telecom and Converge ICT Solutions have submitted a proposal to the Philippine government for the construction of a $500 million nationwide submarine cable system.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford
In July's roundup of telecom sustainability news, we look at network resilience to extreme weather; new corporate sustainability strategies and the latest in data center companies' remorseless march toward world domination.
New US-led 6G alliance has ben backed by 25 countries but lacks path to secure supply chain.
EchoStar's Hughes Satellite Systems files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as parent posts Q2 pay-TV, wireless and broadband subscriber losses.
By: Michelle Donegan, Nicole Ferraro, Michelle Donegan, Paul Rainford, Michelle Donegan, Paul Rainford Iain Mor
After exiting several markets, Vodafone appears to have little to offer Samsung unless the EU can force the operator to ditch Huawei.
Wispa has asked the FCC to revise a draft notice of proposed rulemaking on unlicensed spectrum for D2D use.
By: Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Michelle Donegan, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Vodafone sells VodafoneZiggo stake; BT, EE shine in fixed and mobile network tests; CMA wants fair rankings from Google.
In a stock exchange disclosure, True Corporation said that China Mobile is considering selling a small portion of its 7.8% stake in the company.
By: Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Michelle Donegan, Paul Rainford
Analyst firm expects total cumulative spending on data center PON equipment from 2026 to 2030 to exceed $3 billion. #pressrelease
By: Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Michelle Donegan, Paul Rainford
AI and cloud propel SoftBank's earnings to grow 3%, as the Japanese telco announces $634 million investment in 7-Eleven partnership to build "next-gen lifestyle infrastructure."
