Integris Partners with OMERS Private Equity for Growth
Integris has partnered with OMERS Private Equity to fuel growth through acquisitions and enhanced employee investment. This follows a successful tenure with Frontenac.
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Intel pushes its value chain to reach net-zero emissions
Intel's Sustainability Summit brought together industry players with a combined $3.2 trillion in revenue to develop a roadmap to net-zero emissions. -
Layoffs continue to plague tech workforces, despite better markets
Though the market has improved since 2023, with revenues and stock values steadily rising, nearly 170 companies have made workforce cuts in 2024. -
Check Point to seek new CEO as Gil Shwed steps down
Gil Shwed estimated that it could take six months to two years to complete the "more thorough succession planning" process for the CEO search. -
Rising tide of green careers: Top ESG jobs in 2024
Looking for an impact-based job in a growing market? Environmental, social and governance leadership might be the way to go. -
Money Moves: August 2023 — Cisco boosts IoT and mobility services
Cisco’s acquisition of Working Group Two tops money moves in August. -
Headcount: Firings, hirings and retirings – August 2023
Google Cloud switched up its telecom leadership; T-Mobile US cut 7% of its workforce; and LightRiver appointed a new CEO. -
T-Mobile boasts high-bandwidth 5G SA network slicing success
CTO John Saw also poked fun at a recent robotaxi meltdown that resulted from an overloaded cellular network. -
Samsung and Intel expand integration to power next-gen 5G vRAN
The companies stated they have already completed a successful interoperability test of the new integration. -
Headcount: Firings, hirings and retirings – July 2023
Dish Network continues to lose 5G executives; AMD named a new chief commercial officer; and Snyk announced a slew of executive hires. -
SDxCentral’s Top 10 articles — July 2023
The winners and losers of Broadcom's potential acquisition of VMware and executive comings and goings at Dish lead our Top 10 list for July. -
AT&T warms to fixed-wireless access growth, cost-cutting opportunities
"It is a means for us to begin finding a good catch to shut down other infrastructure and still serve customers," CEO John Stankey said. -
Top 5 stories of the week (July 8 – July 14)
This week was mostly about mergers and acquisitions — and personnel drama at Dish Network as its C-suite continues to change players. -
Dish Network continues to bleed 5G executives
The changes come on the heels of a broader push to slash spending for the build-out of its innovative open radio access network-based 5G network. -
Has the EU quashed Huawei’s 5G hopes?
"We can't afford to maintain critical dependencies that could become a ‘weapon’ against our interests,” the European Union's Thierry Breton wrote. -
How is Nokia getting Charter to spend money to save money?
Charter "needed a 5G wireless connectivity solution to offload traffic from its leased mobile network,” it noted in a statement. -
Cisco targets $1B from India production push
The move continues Cisco’s ongoing push to diversify its supply chain. -
Mavenir scores $100M to pad open RAN efforts
The funding round was led by its largest shareholder Siris, “along with investment from two highly strategic ecosystem partners,” the vendor added. -
Virgin Media O2 picks Mavenir open RAN to power 5G
The deal continues an open radio access network push by United Kingdom-based operators. -
T-Mobile US initiates network exec changes
Long-time technology executive Neville Ray has moved to an advisory role to CEO Mike Sievert, with Ulf Ewaldsson now heading up its 5G network plans. -
Deutsche Telekom regains majority control of T-Mobile US
The German telecom giant purchased a 3.7% stake from Japan's SoftBank for nearly $5.8 billion, which provided it controlling interest in T-Mobile US. -
Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Impact Limited
Analyst Derek Kerton explained the biggest impact could be that startups have lost a bank that specialized in their specific needs. -
Verizon Shakes Exec Ranks in Search of Growth
“You're constantly finding new ways to deliver and do better, and if we didn't do that we shouldn't be in our jobs,” CEO Hans Vestberg said. -
Ericsson Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Obstruction Charges
The vendor will pay $206 million in the latest fine tied to deep-running corruption allegations. -
Telefónica, Vodafone, DT-led Group Tout Open RAN Progress
The white paper lays out progress and challenges in advancing open radio access network specifications.