(Telecompaper) Telefonica reported a small rise in annual revenues and EBITDA for 2024, in line with its forecasts. However, the bottom line was a net loss after writedowns on the value of several businesses…
(Telecompaper) Telefonica’s Spanish unit (Telefonica España) reported its 15th consecutive quarter of growth in the final three months of 2024, with revenues up 1.3…
(Telecompaper) Weakening consumer demand and US tariffs on China are likely to weigh on growth in the global market for traditional PCs in 2025, according to new research by IDC…
One way or another, Palo Alto Networks is picking them off in the private 5G space. The US firm, one of the premier cybersecurity outfits, has tied up with London-headquartered system integrator NTT Data (stylised NTT DATA) on a managed security product for 5G networks in Industry 4.0. It has arrangements and integrations elsewhere variously … Read more
DriveNets said it successfully tested its Network Cloud solution on Orange’s live international IP network. #pressrelease
Samsung said it successfully tested RedCap technology on a private 5G network operated by Hyundai Motor Company. #pressrelease
Verizon said a trial with Ericsson and Qualcomm using two TDD carrier component aggregation with C-band and uplink MIMO tech produced uplink speeds of 480 Mbit/s. #pressrelease
Pending sale of Corning’s DAS and small cell business following a similar divestment by CommScope Corning has found a buyer for its distributed antenna system (DAS) and small cell business, and will sell the unit to infrastructure company Airspan. The assets involved include Corning’s 6000 and 6200 DAS and its SpiderCloud 4G and 5G small … Read more
The new Dragonwing brand includes Qualcomm’s embedded and industrial IoT, and cellular and networking infrastructure portfolios Qualcomm today announced a new brand, Dragonwing, for its industry-facing (non-consumer) solutions, including for embedded and industrial IoT, and cellular and networking infrastructure. Qualcomm Chief Marketing Officer Don McGuire, in a blog post published Feb. 25, laid out the … Read more
US regulators need to look forward, not backward — at light-speed The world of telecommunications and technology has grown and changed dramatically and rapidly over the past few decades. Things make sense today that did not yesterday. Things are necessary today were not yesterday. Watching the U.S. Government pushback against the Juniper Networks and HPE … Read more
