Nearly 70% of the more than 400,000 CBRS sites are in rural areas, according to a new NTIA report on CBRS usage Use of the shared Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum continues to rise, according to a new CBRS usage report published by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). The report looked at … Read more
As we advance toward 2030, the insatiable demand for wireless data continues to surge, underscoring the urgent need for a comprehensive strategy to secure additional spectrum and optimize existing bands. Ensuring the success of 6G hinges on the timely availability of sufficient spectrum. With the first commercial 6G deployments slated for 2030 and the intricate … Read more
U.S. natural gas futures rose for a fourth straight session as the market braced for a turn in the weather and the start of the storage withdrawal season.
In an increasingly connected world, the U.S. communications infrastructure serves as the backbone of national security, economic stability, and daily life. Yet, this critical network faces escalating threats from theft and vandalism, jeopardizing essential services and public safety. To combat it, four industry associations have released a white paper entitled: Protecting the Nation’s Critical Communications … Read more
The Digital Currency Group founder is launching Yuma, a decentralized artificial-intelligence company.
Japanese stocks were lower, amid continuing uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine war and the pace of U.S. monetary policy easing.
(Telecompaper) Sony has launched a new pilot of cloud gaming, using its handheld device the PS Portal…
(Telecompaper) The Swedish prosecutor and Finnish police have both launched investigations into recent cable damage in the Baltic Sea…
In remote Quebec, mining giant Glencore is turning America’s electronic trash back into treasure.
