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IAB, or integrated access and backhaul, has been rather quiet lately. However, Verana Networks has announced today that Verizon will test its 5G IAB technology on its mmWave spectrum later this year. In a nutshell, IAB designates the use of a portion of a network operator’s spectrum assets for wireless backhaul. By doing this, the […]
According to recent data from the experts at Evercore ISI Research, T-Mobile is presently in the lead in terms of overall wireless consumer perception, with Verizon and AT&T lagging. Data from Hundredx’s database of customer surveys was crunched by the analysts. Beginning in the middle of 2020, Hundreds began conducting surveys on customer happiness, net […]
Comcast has finally reached the pinnacle of success. After hovering in second or third place for more than a year, the cable giant eventually overcame all of its competitors to claim the fastest median download speed in Ookla‘s Q4 2022 rating of fixed broadband providers. According to Ookla, Comcast’s Xfinity service achieved a median download […]
Verizon’s message surrounding its One Fiber project has been, to put it mildly, disorganized. Kyle Malady, President of Global Networks and Technology, stated in June 2021 that the operator was 80% finished with core development on its new global backbone. Then, in November 2021, Verizon executive Ed Chan stated that the company intended to be […]
For some time now, things have been looking up for fixed wireless access (FWA). Indeed, by the end of 2022, FWA is not only thriving but also taking center stage in 5G. This was not always the case. FWA did not work out for mobile operators in previous generations. However, in recent years especially with […]
Verizon has backed fixed wireless access technologies while others in the broadband sector are chasing the fibre possibility. However, in an odd way, Verizon Business CEO Sowmyanarayan Sampath claimed that the company’s fixed wireless service expansion may potentially motivate it to install fibre in more areas than the 60 it currently serves through its One […]
Stadia, Google’s cloud gaming service that debuted in 2019, will be phased out early next year due to weak user adoption and a larger set of cost-cutting initiatives at the firm. Stadia, a service that partnered with AT&T and Verizon, will be shut down on January 18, 2023, with full refunds granted, according to Phil […]