Here’s a(nother) really good piece from Adlane about the Cambium collapse – a problem for a fixed wireless industry that has spent 15 years building around its radios.

Some cool stuff, today – starting with an excerpt from a session with Nokia and Orange at Intelligent Forum, where Orange said it is about to test Nokia’s AI-RAN platform …

The best network is not always the best technology. If it was, there would be fiber everywhere – to every farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse, and doghouse (to borrow a phrase).

Got to be quick; I’m hiking Edale Skyline this weekend, and I have a long drive ahead, and traffic is building up. So what do we have this Friday? Funny …

Everyone (in the US) is talking about 4GHz, it seems, as part of a next-gen auction pipeline for choice mid-band spectrum.

I’m not sure how helpful this AI ‘scaremongering’ really is – if your start-position, even vaguely, is to worry about democracy, society, humanity, and their disruption by rapacious trillionaire power-hoarding.

Just off the weekly RCR all-hands call, and the team reflected on the Mobile Future Forward event in Seattle last week – lots of discussion, apparently, about telcos wrestling with …

Happy Friday. Here’s a good overview-interview with AT&T boss John Stankey about the US carrier’s five-year reinvention plan – which is interesting partly because of what Stankey isn’t saying.

This all sounds rather familiar: a Nokia edge bundle that combines industrial comms, computing, and “operational AI” in a “field-deployable system” for mission-critical enterprises – in “field operations” where “failure …

Has there been a more dynamic – or dicier – time in telecoms? To whit: take a look at today’s stories, from news coverage and sundry press announcements.