The move highlights the tenuous and competitive nature of the satellite telecommunications space.

“We will make ourselves and our products easier to deal with,” Broadcom CEO Hock Tan said.

KDDI noted the work is a first step toward an all-photonic network architecture.

VMware's Abe Ankumah explained that deployment simplicity makes the partnership unique.

“We have a narrow path, but there is a path for us to achieve financial stability and make sure we meet our commitments," Chairman Charlie Ergen said.

The trial showed the ability to beam a signal further distances from a single point before needing to “regenerate” the light signal.

Chris Sambar, EVP for technology at AT&T, said the list includes a trio of “communication-based scenarios” and three "beyond communications.”

“My advice to IT pros is ... if you're doing things today that aren't really core to your resume, stop doing them," ZK Research's Zeus Kerravala said.

CEO Mike Sievert also stated the carrier's private wireless business "is quietly serving customers."

It continues to target up to 5 million fixed-wireless access customers by 2025, with CEO Hans Vestberg stating the network is ready “for way more.”

Dish Network now has until April 1, 2024, (yep, April Fools' Day) to decide on buying spectrum from T-Mobile US.

"We've been pleased with the positive early reception," CEO John Stankey said of its fixed-wireless access service.

The move also comes at the tail end of what was a previous three-year turnaround program.

The trial is one of Dish Network’s first public forays into promoting its potential network performance.

The innovative piece of infrastructure is being used by Comcast for its 5G cellular service.

The announcement comes on the back of the carrier slashing thousands of back-office and technology roles.

The trio headlined a complex proof of concept that could help multinational enterprises seamlessly connect and manage disparate data and networks.

The integration will provide a single-vendor secure access service edge product to Deutsche Telekom enterprise customers.

The $150,000 fine was the first “space debris enforcement action” from the Federal Communications Commission.

T-Mobile is helping secure enterprise 5G networks with a SIM card-based SASE system in partnership with Versa and a network-slice security platform.

Nokia has unveiled its network-as-code platform and developer portal to help communication service providers monetize their 5G network investments.

The vendor signed a deal with three U.S. manufacturers that will generate more than 100 new domestic jobs.

The latest success included a 5G data and voice connection and a new download speed mark.

Samsung’s validation is similar to ones accomplished by rival 5G equipment vendors Nokia and Ericsson.