Sean Kinney

Qualcomm laid out its AI vision at the Snapdragon Summit — the ecosystem of you will extend our voices in new modalities with context and intent.

Fresh off its acquisition of low- and mid-band spectrum from EchoStar, AT&T Netwok CTO Yigal Elbaz gave an update on what comes next.

Through a series of acquisitions, Qualcomm has gradually developed an approach to edge AI spanning devices, data and developers.

The recent Intel Technology Tour was much more than a product launch. The event showed the company's progress in leading-edge manufacturing.

Working with SpaceX, fabless semi firm Xsight Labs is showing that future NTNs will depend on power-effient, programmable networking silicon.

New research shows that Open RAN RUs consume most of their power simply by being switched on, regardless of how much data is sent.

As Qualcomm looks beyond 5G, the company is framing 6G las the establishment of an end-to-end platform for intelligence.

ISAC is a clearest examples of how 6G could expand the role of mobile networks to improve network efficiency and open new service opportunities.

Qualcomm details its AI-native 6G vision which spans the air interface, through devices and the network, to the cloud

The RAN’s next phase will not be defined by AI, cloud or openness in isolation, but by the convergence of all three. During a recent RCR Wireless News webinar