Wireless tech news from across the web:
> Google is on the hunt for a wireless system engineer for Google Fiber--someone with experience in 3G, 4G and 5G protocols as well as Wi-Fi. Article
> Recent investments from some of the biggest technology companies raise an important question: Have they gone crazy? Article (sub. req.)
> A new report from Argus Insights shows that software-defined networking (SDN) maintained a healthy mindshare lead over network function virtualization (NFV) during the past two months. Article
> Nest's vice president of technology Yoky Matsuoka, as well as Greg Duffy, who co-founded Dropcam, have left the company. Article
> The executive formerly known as "Comcast Frank" shares some tough-love advice for the company. Article
> SanDisk announced a new suite of automotive-grade storage products for the connected car movement. Article
> The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) will hold its annual conference focused on the future of global communications networks June 2-4 in Dallas. Release
> IBM CEO Ginni Rometty will get an incentive payout of $3.6 million, according to a company filing released Friday. Article
> A study from Frost & Sullivan on smart cities concludes that the United States will continue to lead the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution and next-generation 911 development. Article
> BT announced plans for what it's dubbing its "ultrafast broadband vision." Article
> Why some of tech's greatest minds are still missing the Internet of Things picture. Commentary
And finally… T-Mobile CEO John Legere and Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure exchanged a few entertaining blows during last night's Super Bowl. Article