Happy Friday. Before we break for the weekend, I’d draw your attention to Sean’s timely piece about 6G applications – or, more precisely, its capabilities. But I take issue, a …

Tech-bro loyalists won’t like it, of course, but there was a stark warning about the AI market from tech analyst Ed Zitron on CNBC recently. The gist, increasingly familiar, is …

An interesting update on HAPS – which might ring bells if you have your head in the trenches with private 5G, on the horizon with physical AI, or in the …

Back from holiday, first day of Fall, and what do we have: a couple of stories, either side of the weekend, say something about the contradictory state of the mobile …

AI infrastructure is increasingly becoming a distributed systems challenge, with compute spreading from centralized data centers toward the network edge, devices, and other infrastructure layers.

A quick Friday news round-up, taking in telecoms and the wider AI infrastructure story. RCR Tech will also deal with the latter, so RCR Wireless shall deal with the former …

Interesting stuff in here about new US rural AI fiber access and trans-Europe AI express routes, as linked below, but these are not strictly ‘wireless’ stories, and so we will …

AI-RAN is moving from an industry concept toward a more practical network strategy, as operators and vendors explore how AI can improve RAN performance while creating a foundation for more …

For years, operators have talked about AI mainly as a tool to reduce costs. A new Ciena survey suggests that conversation is shifting decisively toward revenue generation—and that optical infrastructure …

Japan is pushing photonic networking closer to mainstream adoption as seven telecom and technology companies back a new international framework aimed at making low-latency, energy-efficient connectivity easier to deploy across …