What do I write here, today? I want to write more about this AT&T story, just because my head is in that space – where the private network joins the …

Here is a summary of AT&T’s rarely-heard position on private 5G, as scooped from the cutting room floor after today’s write-up about its AI grid strategy with Cisco– which is …

So there’s interesting stuff in here about neocloud AI pressures (writes Juan Pedro), industrial AI dynamics (me), suburban AI planning (says Susana), and international AI deliveries (Sulagna) – plus more, …

Must not write about Nokia, must not write about Nokia… ah, too late. But we are going to talk in this section instead about the biggest news – everywhere – …

What might we have today – apart from some early to-ing and fro-ing with PR teams about the precise nature of the Ericsson/Nokia split at VMO2 (story updated)?

There is a danger, perhaps, to make too much of Ericsson’s victory lap in the UK mobile market – in a fifth-round 3GPP contest, on a late-era 5G SA network, …

Talk of the day: data sovereignty in Europe, and beyond, and the role of telcos in it; plus the impact of digital regulation on digital revolution, and how it might …

Can we talk about private 5G – just for a moment? Because T-Mobile, the knockabout consumer brand in US telecoms, has just knocked it out of the park with this …

T-Mobile has deployed fully private 5G networks across all 29 (US) MLB ballparks, using Ericsson hardware and a local tranche of mid-band n41 spectrum – for automated ball/strike calls, fan …

People believe what they want to believe – as Julius Caesar wrote in his account of the Gallic Wars. It’s human nature, amped-up more than two millennia later on social …