Wireless

Are Data Centers Wisconsin's Next Billion-Dollar Mistake?
Technology Are Data Centers Wisconsin's Next Billion-Dollar Mistake?

As Wisconsin grapples with the financial aftermath of its reliance on coal, ratepayers find themselves burdened with a staggering $1 billion debt for power plants that have long since gone silent, a cautionary tale echoing through the state's energy sector. This legacy of "stranded

Will 5G-Advanced Redefine Car Connectivity?
Innovation Will 5G-Advanced Redefine Car Connectivity?

The leap from human-driven to machine-piloted vehicles hinges on an invisible yet indispensable framework of constant, instantaneous communication that far exceeds the capabilities of existing wireless technologies. As advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) evolve and the industry pushes toward

Verizon Outage Exposes Modern Network Fragility
Technology Verizon Outage Exposes Modern Network Fragility

A widespread service disruption recently left millions of Verizon customers without connectivity, underscoring a critical vulnerability not in the physical towers that dot our landscape, but deep within the complex, software-driven core of modern telecommunications. In the aftermath, Verizon

India Becomes World's Second-Largest 5G Market
Technology India Becomes World's Second-Largest 5G Market

In a remarkable display of technological acceleration that has reshaped the global digital landscape, India has successfully surpassed 400 million 5G subscribers, a monumental achievement reached in just over three years since the initial commercial rollout. This explosive growth not only

Amdocs Acquires Matrixx in Strategic 5G Power Play
Technology Amdocs Acquires Matrixx in Strategic 5G Power Play

A Defining Move in the Race to Monetize 5G The telecommunications landscape has been shaken by a pivotal development that signals a new era of strategic positioning: Amdocs' recent acquisition of Matrixx, a California-based innovator in billing and charging software, for a reported $200 million.

FCC Lets Verizon Lock Phones Longer to Fight Fraud
Market FCC Lets Verizon Lock Phones Longer to Fight Fraud

A significant but quietly passed regulatory decision by the Federal Communications Commission has fundamentally reshaped the terms of wireless service for millions of customers, effectively ending a long-held consumer advantage unique to Verizon. In a move aimed at combating rampant device theft

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