First, we’ve got a straight telecom story for you: WISPA’s Richard Bernhardt warns that CBRS faces an inflection point.
Catherine Sbeglia Nin
Catherine Sbeglia Nin
Catherine is the Managing Editor for RCR Wireless News, where she covers topics such as Wi-Fi, network infrastructure, AI and edge computing. She also produced and hosted Arden Media's podcast Well, technically... After studying English and Film & Media Studies at The University of Rochester, she moved to Madison, WI. Having already lived on both coasts, she thought she’d give the middle a try. So far, she likes it very much.
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Today, we’re tracing how telecom’s physical and digital foundations are being rebuilt for the AI era. We kick off with the launch of Unmuted, our new video series, where Zayo’s …
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When building fiber, Zayo follows the demand — but where is that demand coming from? In the very first episode of Unmuted, RCR Wireless News sat down with Bill Long, …
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In Spain, MasOrange is showing that its blockbuster merger wasn’t just about getting bigger — it’s about working smarter.
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The connectivity sector is clearly entering a new phase — one where headline subscriber growth is still important, but where investments, efficiency, and strategic pivots are increasingly shaping the narrative.
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As a follow-up to our coverage of T-Mobile US’s expanding enterprise strategy with the launch of Edge Control and T-Platform, RCR Wireless News spoke with Mo Katibeh, chief marketing officer …
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Private 5G is entering a new phase of maturity — and the players leading the charge are redefining what “enterprise-grade connectivity” really means.
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Private 5G continues its steady march from pilot projects to production. New Dell’Oro data shows near double-digit growth, with deployments shifting decisively toward industrial-scale applications — from smart factories and …
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Across the telecom industry, true innovation has become about transforming what networks do, how they’re monetized, and where intelligence lives.
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The AI era is reshaping telecom faster than anyone anticipated — and Nvidia is positioning itself as a key enabler.