Matt Kapko

AWS is an outlier in the telco cloud space. The cloud presents operators with a broad matrix of choices, and AWS is almost always in the mix.

The global market for network automation software topped $4.36 billion in 2020 and remains Nokia’s to lose, according to Appledore Research.

AT&T’s low-band 5G network now covers more than 250 million people, meeting a year-end goal about six months early.

Analysts today are mostly perplexed by Ericsson’s agreement to acquire Vonage for $6.2 billion, the Swedish vendor’s largest-ever deal.

The AWS outage serves as yet another reminder that telecom networks can’t yet, and may never be able to, fully rely on cloud infrastructure.

Dish Network started and now ends 2021 without a 5G network, despite multiple commitments to the contrary that were eventually scrapped.

The FCC proposed new rules for telecom data breaches less than six months after T-Mobile US suffered the largest carrier breach on record.

America’s wireless network infrastructure includes at least 24,000 pieces of Huawei or ZTE equipment spanning about 8,400 locations.

The 5G cycle appears to be in for a rude awakening with killer apps elusive and additional revenue hard to come by, according to Moody’s.

Verizon entered 2022 with no mid-band 5G network and ended the first quarter with 113 million people covered by its C-band spectrum.