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Wireless Estimator – Almost half of Maui’s cell sites were operational earlier this week in six impacted areas as communications on the island improves. Read More
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Mobile World Live – AT&T doubled the amount of C-Band spectrum available for deployment after two satellite companies cleared it for use by mobile operators, enabling capacity and data rate increases. Read More
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Light Reading – “Dish believes the 800 MHz spectrum remains an important component of its ability to provide facilities-based competition in the wireless market,” Dish wrote in response to questions from Light Reading. Read More
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TV Tech – Fixed wireless service providers continue to dominate the acquisition of new broadband subscribers among the largest cable and wireline phone providers and fixed wireless services in the U.S. Read More
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CNET – More than 20 million homes in the US are now getting help paying for their broadband under the government’s Affordable Connectivity Program, or the ACP, the Federal Communications Commission said Monday. Read More
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Light Reading – Last week, almost a dozen driverless cars caused a traffic jam in San Francisco that lasted an estimated 15 minutes. The reason? The wireless network supporting the Cruise robotaxis went down. Read More
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Avionics International – Boeing is aiming to increase military aircraft mission capable rates and increase military technician safety through two efforts leveraging 5G technology. Read More
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T-Mobile – T-Mobile has made significant investments to 5G wireless service in Pennsylvania, enhancing coverage across more than 37,000 square miles to now cover nearly 99% of the state’s population. Read More
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ADRF – Advanced RF Technologies, Inc. (ADRF), the largest pure play distributed antenna system (DAS) and repeater provider, announced the release of its new Emergency Power Off (EPO) Switch for public safety repeaters. Read More
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