It’s funny, this physical AI stuff. Like, funny-complicated – right? At writing, Siemens is giving a press conference at Hannover Messe in Germany, which is all about industrial AI – …

More about Ericsson: its Q1 commentary confirms this narrative, which RCR has been telling, about the Swedish firm’s strategy to defend and expand its position in the mobile market – …

So two things, same as yesterday (satellite constellations and enterprise networks)… Firstly, Sulagna has delivered again; her piece on Starlink’s rise says Musk’s outfit is no longer a stopgap for …

Sulagna has a good piece today about the only story today – Amazon’s $11.6 billion deal for Globalstar. Which sounds like a mega deal, and is by any stretch – …

Everyone in telecoms knows this – or everyone in telecoms says the same thing, at least. There is nothing new here; and yet an open letter from Lumen chief executive …

Should hard-pressed telcos pour billions into distributed infrastructure? Or should they wait for physical AI to mature – and even just to show up? I draw your attention to Christian’s …

It’s Friday, and almost BBQ weather (in the UK) – so let’s make this quick. It is notable, perhaps, that telcos like Telefónica are slimming down when everything else is …

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, …