After a decade defined by 5G buildouts and incremental modernization, operators and vendors are now restructuring themselves — organizationally and technologically — to compete in an AI-driven, software-defined future.

The latest batch of quarterly earnings across carriers, vendors, and test-and-measurement firms points to a telecom industry in the middle of a structural pivot that is increasingly shaped by AI, …

As networks evolve, fiber is transforming from passive transport to active infrastructure, supporting AI workloads, Industry 4.0 use cases, and bridging the digital divide.

As security and resiliency rise to the top of global infrastructure priorities, operators and vendors are turning to quantum-driven tools to protect timing, synchronization, and data integrity in an increasingly …

ABI Research says operators must balance CapEx, sovereignty, and innovation as they build AI-ready data centers for GPU-as-a-Service Telecom operators are entering what ABI Research Senior Analyst Larbi Belkhit calls …

A scan of today’s headlines reveals a flurry of activity in the satellite arena. SpaceX’s $2.6 billion spectrum deal with EchoStar strengthens its direct-to-cell ambitions, extending mobile reach beyond terrestrial …

Today’s top news makes Juniper’s forecast feel less like a prediction and more like a snapshot of a transition already in motion: Telecom’s pivot from building networks to making them …

A big fiber deal between Verizon and AWS is sending the signal that the race to deliver next-generation AI is as much about infrastructure as it is about algorithms.

In an enlightening interview with Deere’s senior architect Jason Wallin, we learn how AI workloads are increasingly mobile, data‑intensive and time‑sensitive — driving the need for robust private 5G infrastructure.

Boingo’s Michael Zeto says the next wave of wireless infrastructure is about smarter, more converged ecosystems When Michael Zeto, chief commercial officer at Boingo Wireless, talks about the company’s work …