Keyword: Mark Lowenstein

Although mobile helped power some of the most profitable companies of this or any decade, the wireless industry itself had its struggles.

If Apple decides to not release a mmWave iPhone in 2020, Verizon is particularly vulnerable because it has made a greater commitment to mmWave.

With 5G set to roll out across a number of cities in the coming months, there has been remarkably little discussion of how 5G services will be priced.

From the standpoint of activity that impacts customers, the first half of 2018 was sort of meh. The second half is going to be a lot more interesting.

The National Security Council proposal serves a purpose: as the catalyst about the role of government in our next-generation broadband network.

Here are my top 10 questions about Next Gen Wireless Networks.

I’d like to focus on why the merger is a good fit, and what the combined entity should do going forward.

Fixed wireless access is now getting a serious look as a potentially viable mainstream broadband service in North America.

On April 28, the quiet period on collusion imposed by the 600 MHz auction will expire, triggering what many believe will be a renewed period of M&A activity.

There are three things about the 5G rollout: It will occur in stages; it will be messy; and there will be multiple “versions” of 5G.