Lisa Aidle

Lisa Aidle

Telecom Policy Expert
Lisa Aidle specializes in Telecommunications policy and regulation. She navigates complex regulatory issues such as spectrum allocation, net neutrality, and privacy laws. Lisa is a trusted voice in the industry, and her publications have helped shape policies that foster a resilient and effective telecommunications ecosystem.
Philippines Boosts Defense of Critical Undersea Cables
Market Philippines Boosts Defense of Critical Undersea Cables

In an increasingly digitized world, the unseen arteries of global communication lie on the ocean floor, and the Philippines is now launching a decisive initiative to protect this vital submarine cable infrastructure from emerging threats. Recognizing that the vast network carrying the bulk of

Ericsson Powers CIMPOR's Global Private 5G Expansion
Technology Ericsson Powers CIMPOR's Global Private 5G Expansion

Pioneering Industrial Connectivity a New Era for Heavy Industry The digital transformation of heavy industry has reached a pivotal moment, with multinational cement giant Cimentos de Portugal (CIMPOR) launching a landmark private 5G network in partnership with Ericsson and Vodafone Portugal. This

AWS Achieves the Telco Dream of a Self-Driving Network
Innovation AWS Achieves the Telco Dream of a Self-Driving Network

The long-held ambition of a fully autonomous network, one that intelligently manages, heals, and optimizes itself without human intervention, has remained an elusive goal for most of the telecommunications industry. For years, telcos have grappled with the immense complexity of their sprawling

Whale TV Grows Global Footprint With New TV Partnerships
Market Whale TV Grows Global Footprint With New TV Partnerships

In the fiercely competitive smart television market, where a handful of technology giants typically dictate the user experience, a significant shift is underway as independent operating systems gain momentum. Leading this charge is Whale TV, an independent TV OS provider that is rapidly expanding

BEAD Program Success Hinges on Accountability
Technology BEAD Program Success Hinges on Accountability

The monumental task of connecting every American household with high-speed internet has moved beyond legislative applause and into the unforgiving terrain of real-world implementation. The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, with its historic $42.45 billion in funding, is no

How Can Italy Bridge Its Rural 5G Divide?
Technology How Can Italy Bridge Its Rural 5G Divide?

Introduction The promise of ultra-fast 5G connectivity, capable of powering smart agriculture and remote work, remains a distant dream for many Italians living beyond the bustling city centers, creating a significant digital divide. While urban areas enjoy next-generation speeds, rural communities

AI Chip Surge Threatens Smartphones and 5G Rollout
Innovation AI Chip Surge Threatens Smartphones and 5G Rollout

The insatiable appetite of the artificial intelligence industry for high-performance components has inadvertently triggered a severe supply chain crisis, casting a long shadow over the smartphone market and the global expansion of 5G networks. In a strategic pivot with far-reaching consequences,

Trend Analysis: India 5G Network Deployment
Technology Trend Analysis: India 5G Network Deployment

India's monumental effort to establish one of the world's most extensive 5G networks has been nothing short of breathtaking, yet recent data suggests this marathon buildout is now entering a more calculated and strategic phase of decelerating growth. As the digital backbone for the nation's

Did Jabil Pay Too Much for Its AI Power Play?
Technology Did Jabil Pay Too Much for Its AI Power Play?

In a market climate that typically rewards any significant investment related to artificial intelligence, electronics manufacturing giant Jabil’s stock experienced a perplexing downturn, falling approximately 7% after the company confirmed it had finalized its acquisition of Hanley Energy Group.

Corporate VPNs Remain a Persistent Security Threat
Security Corporate VPNs Remain a Persistent Security Threat

The precipitous global shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic inadvertently created a cybersecurity crisis, transforming the very tool meant to secure corporate data—the Virtual Private Network—into one of the most significant attack vectors for cybercriminals. A comprehensive 2025

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