MWC: Vodafone’s CTO Scott Petty sees telemedicine and manufacturing as key areas where XR apps can help build new business cases that leverage 5G investment.
Deutsche Telekomwatch Weekly Briefing: T-Mobile US kicks off FY23 reporting from around the Deutsche Telekom world, and shrugs off handset sales slowdown to post further big growth in earnings and cash flow. And much more…
Chair van Boxmeer gets Draghi’s ear as Group sets about latest strategic agenda.
Vodafone produces RedCap results with Ericsson, Qualcomm.
BT taps Qualcomm relationship to trail Wi-Fi 7 services for EE customers.
American NatCo showcases 5G SA network slicing at Red Bull event.
Group leans on Ericsson and Nokia tie-ups for 5G standalone innovations as BT seeks frontrunner status against UK competition.
Duo expands partnership to test new 5G feature and “next generation” services.
Service unveiled at MWC now live, enabled through tie-up with new space player Skylo Technologies.
CTO Petty trumpets capex and opex savings from digitalisation.
TMUS sets 2040 emissions goal; Claure turns to LatAm; FCC seeks to regulate mobile–satellite partnerships.
Chief Digital Officer Chema Alonso dangling investment opportunities to startups in bid to attract them as early adopters for Open Gateway scheme.
mmWave frequencies ideal for boosting 5G capacity and low-latency apps.
It’s all about open RAN on first day at Fÿuz; Vodafone tops charts for enthusiasm and news announcements.
Deutsche Telekom’s secure global connectivity will provide real-time data transmission for the initiative.
Vision for Web3 set out as Telefónica moves closer to spatial computing.
hubraum turns ten and trumpets success with news of AR developments with Qualcomm; subsidiaries and spinoffs target inorganic growth.
Pair will leverage Snapdragon Spaces XR Developer to develop immersive technologies.
Duo combines four carrier components in trial using “commercial spectrum” available to EE.
Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, and Qualcomm join TMUS effort for VoNR launch. End‑customer benefits limited, but prospective standalone 5G gains excite Technology President Neville Ray.
Hubraum passes ten‑year milestone; DTCP‑backed Cellwize earns Qualcomm buyout.
Network technology, privacy, and identity management among priorities.