The Sweden-based telecommunication giant has been freed of shackles imposed by the U.S. Department of Justice tied to a 17-year long bribery scandal.

Verizon is committing $100 million to ride AST SpaceMobile's satellite plans.

UScellular has attempted to stem its consumer connection losses by focusing on the more stable enterprise space.

“Our priority is to focus on the markets most relevant to customers’ needs across edge, hybrid cloud and [artificial intelligence],” HPE CFO Marie Myers wrote.

The moves are helping boost their position in the U.S. market that wants to eliminate telecommunications equipment from China-based vendors.

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins claimed that Splunk was looking to tap into roughly 5,000 Cisco customers that do not have a relationship with Splunk.

The agreement will also see Chris Sambar, currently head of network for AT&T, join AST SpaceMobile’s board of directors.

The deployment marks a first for a brownfield network operator.

The latest expansion builds on years of SD-WAN and secure access service edge work between the two companies.

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel noted this data included customer “real-time location information, revealing where they go and who they are.”

The updates are significant for VMware’s ongoing telecom aspirations that have been overshadowed by changes following the Broadcom acquisition.

Comcast is using the low-cost internet service to fight against the push from 5G-based fixed-wireless access services, claiming better reliability and pricing.

DoCoMom NEC and Fujitsu have developed a wireless device targeted at supporting the extremely high-band spectrum expected to power 6G networks and use cases.

The deal is a 1,000-site managed SD-WAN deployment for the Commonwealth of Virginia.

It’s also closing in on launching a long-promised VMware license portability program with the hyperscaler.

The deployments will be backed the Federal Communications Commission’s $20.4 billion Rural Digital Opportunity Fund.

However, most broadband service providers and industry groups oppose the move, noting it’s illegal and will hamper further investments.

The bankruptcy filing comes just months after Casa Systems’ management told SDxCentral it was making progress toward financial stability.

The carrier stated “data-specific fields were contained in a data set released on the dark web approximately two weeks ago.”

CEO Börje Ekholm previously admitted to a continued pattern of “hugely embarrassing” and “unacceptable misconduct” from the vendor.

The move highlights the high-stakes game being played out in the automated network and equipment testing space.

The acquisition is the latest from Nitel following an investment from private equity firm Cinven in late 2021.

The “cost saving initiatives” would also include eliminating some of its facilities, reducing work with consultants and streamlining processes.

The program is targeted at allowing cloud providers and third-party resellers to offer and run the VMware Cloud Foundation platform.