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SBA Communications is exploring a possible sale and has received interest from 'large infrastructure funds,' reports Bloomberg. SBA is among several tower owners that have sued Dish Wireless for allegedly breaching contracts.
The FCC is soliciting comments from industry stakeholders and the general public to inform its Communications Marketplace Report to Congress for 2026, a biennial report assessing the state of competition across the telecom sector.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: United Group completes Greek link; Italy accuses Netflix of unlawful price hikes; UK class action targets Apple's cloud storage policy.
Freedom Telecom International (FTI), a subsidiary of Freedom Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: FRHC), and global technology group e& have entered into an agreement establishing a structured framework to capture business opportunities worldwide. The arrangement creates a platform for the two organizations to engage a wider circle of telecom operators and contribute to their growth, while maintaining full operational independence. The post FTI and e& Sign Cooperation Agreement to Explore Global Telecom and D
AT&T uses AI in the RAN in myriad ways, it's building 'AI-ready' fiber and wireless networks, but it's not convinced about deploying AI compute at far-edge network sites.
Vodafone Idea and BSNL are in talks about infrastructure sharing that could enable them reduce costs and expand coverage while providing stronger third choice to customers.
Next-generation FWA technology creator Tarana says Starlink has pulled the rug out from under the NTIA and state broadband offices. The post Tarana says Starlink’s BEAD antics “pulled the rug out” from NTIA appeared first on Total Telecom.
As 5G continues to mature, the battle for indoor wireless supremacy is increasing The post U Mobile driving Malaysia’s digital economic growth with ULTRA5G indoor coverage appeared first on Total Telecom.
Worried about the cost of developing custom silicon for a single RAN vendor, Marvell Technology reckons the market needs a common approach.
Head of ICT infrastructure David Wang added to top tier, replacing veteran Ken Hu.
Recon Analytics surveyed business decision makers on how the nationwide Verizon outage in January impacted their operations and whether it changed their opinion on the company. The results contain mixed news for Verizon.
AT&T said it logged more than 10,400 copper theft incidents in 2025 that resulted in losses of about $82 million. The majority of that theft occurred in California.
SpaceX argues that a subset of Amazon Leo's satellites are creating collision risks. Amazon Leo countered that it is operating safely and that any increased risk is due to SpaceX lowering the altitude of Starlink satellites.
In the face of revived legal objections, industry groups including NTCA are once again defending the Universal Service Fund (USF) in court filings. Meanwhile, promised congressional reforms for the program have yet to materialize.
In a letter to the NTIA this week, House Democrats expressed concerns about Starlink's ability to meet its BEAD goals, after the company sought to get states to sign a rider relieving it of certain program requirements.
This week in broadband builds: Comporium connects more South Carolinians; Race reaches Chowchilla, California; GoNetspeed coming to North Hamden, Connecticut; Comcast expands in Georgia, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania – and more.
Globalstar shares rocketed after FT reported that Amazon is in talks to snap up the satellite services company. Earlier reports said SpaceX was also interested in buying Globalstar.
Adtran is helping operators scale up at the edge with new Terabit routing with 400Gbit/s interfaces. #pressrelease
Brightspeed said it has surpassed 3 million fiber locations mid second consecutive year of building out 1 million-plus passings. #pressrelease
Microsoft plans to invest over $1 billion over two years to build its cloud and AI data center infrastructure in Thailand.