Keyword: Rivada Networks

What's the connection between speculation about a 5G wholesale market in the U.S. and Rivada Networks, a company that previously challenged FirstNet?

Members of President Trump’s re-election committee are doing damage control today after news of a surprising 5G policy proposal circulated Friday.

Last week, AT&T and FirstNet managed to secure public-safety agreements with all of the nation’s 50 states. Where does this leave Rivada and Verizon?

FirstNet and AT&T proclaimed a clean sweep as the deadline passed for states to opt out of its wireless network for first responders.

Illinois became the 39th state or territory to opt in to use FirstNet, the wireless network for first responders being built by AT&T.

Rivada Networks offered $25 million for LTE assets of a public-safety network in Los Angeles, more than doubling an offer from AT&T.

FirstNet launched preemption, giving first responders prioritized access to the network even during times of extreme congestion.

New Hampshire became the first state to opt out of FirstNet, instead tapping Rivada to build and maintain a wireless network for first responders.

Rivada Networks and Macquarie Capital will offer wireless services for first responders to states considering opting out of FirstNet.

LTE networks dedicated to emergency workers are already coming online around the world, and the segment will reach $800 million by the end of the year.