There is a story in here about right-sizing core networks for military comms, and Ericsson’s strategy versus Nokia in private 5G (again), linked to the Swedish firm’s success as a …

Maybe it needs restating: satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services will not replace terrestrial wireless infrastructure. This won’t stop all the rocket fuel on the D2D fire, of course.

What a brilliant and complicated little market. There is a clear sense – for RCR, anyway – from (finally) reading the latest (long) list of private 5G triumphs, as periodically …

So, it’s a little tough to cover the news, compile the newsletter, and prep and chair a bunch of sessions about quantum-safe networks. So we’re a little short today.

Quickly: this is your last chance to join Quantum Safe Networks Forum – which is live online tomorrow (July 14) from 6am PT / 9am ET / 2pm BST / …

Stuff from today, as I melt in the heat. UK-based Vodafone is at the heart of the action again as the telco market consolidates – to paraphrase one analyst, on …

A quick overview of news from today – echoing the hub-and-spoke discussion on Tuesday. There are new numbers about the minutiae of data center construction, which, separate of all the …

I was interested in this news release today about Ericsson’s work with AT&T and MediaTek to field-test something called Layer 1/Layer 2 Triggered Mobility (LTM) for critical IoT, ‘extended reality’ …

Some news from today: Lumen Technologies has completed its purchase of networking platform Alkira for about $475 million, as agreed back in May.

A timely event reminder that the Quantum Safe Networks Forum is next week (July 14) – and you should be there. Because Q-Day, when quantum computers can crack today’s standard …