Some Friday fare for you – from reflections on a webinar last week about the combination of private 5G and generative AI, those twin hype bombs, in Industry 4.0.

This edition’s lineup highlights how telecom and tech giants are aligning global infrastructure strategies with AI-native ambitions.

Telecom saw courtroom drama reach a new milestone this week, with Qualcomm securing what it called a “full and final” legal victory over Arm.

AT&T, fresh from acquiring 50 megahertz of low- and mid-band spectrum, is doubling down on its spectrum strategy. RCR caught up with Network CTO Yigal Elbaz to hear how the …

The topline messaging from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit was clear, according to Sean Kinney: AI everywhere. That means high-performance, power-efficient silicon across smartphones, PCs, vehicles, wearables, and XR — all feeding …

At Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit, the company introduced the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for smartphones alongside the Snapdragon X2 Elite and X2 Elite Extreme for PCs.

Tech Mahindra is betting big on private 5G. The company told RCR that industrial digitalization can’t happen without it — whether in global enterprise deployments or at home in India, …

Connectivity innovation doesn’t come cheap — or easy — but the payoff is becoming clearer across standards, spectrum, and applied use cases.

Netmore continues its acquisition streak with the purchase of Spain’s Arson Metering, which James Blackman describes as “the last LoRaWAN operator with a truly global network strategy.”

Today’s headlines highlight the ways telecom players are both shoring up the present and sketching out the future — from stadium Wi-Fi to sensing fiber to the early stirrings of …