Verizon hopes to launch standards-based 5G this year by Martha DeGrasse Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Verizon plans to bring 5G to four U.S. cities this year and hopes to have standards-based equipment in place for some of those deployments.
Verizon tops latest speed test with 20 Mbps downloads by Mike Dano Friday, May 4, 2018 Verizon offered the fastest average download speeds across the country, at roughly 20 Mbps, according to a new report.
Sprint confirms tests of new unlimited pricing in 6 markets by Mike Dano Friday, March 9, 2018 Sprint confirmed that it is testing new unlimited data pricing plans in six different markets around the country.
AT&T tops drive test study by Mike Dano Monday, February 12, 2018 AT&T provided the most reliable streaming video service in Global Wireless Solutions’ recent nationwide drive tests.
Viavi shores up 5G T&M competency with $455M acquisition by Tara Seals Friday, February 2, 2018 Viavi is looking to find profitability and better position itself for the coming era of 5G wireless deployments, with the acquisition of two sister companies.
The 5G MoNArch project will test-drive real-world applications by Tara Seals Thursday, August 24, 2017 The 5G Mobile Network Architecture research project will implement two 5G use cases in real-world test beds.
Breakthrough could make quantum data transmission a reality by Tara Seals Thursday, August 24, 2017 Imagine sending data over the air in the form of light rather than radio waves.
Verizon sets out to conduct CBRS tests in Texas by Monica Alleven Thursday, August 17, 2017 Verizon wants to conduct a series of field tests using the 3.5 GHz Citizens Band Radio Service (CBRS) band spectrum in Irving, Texas.
AT&T applies for 6-month STA to test 28 GHz 5G in Dallas by Monica Alleven Tuesday, August 15, 2017 AT&T wants to conduct more 5G tests using equipment from multiple vendors at one of its facilities in Dallas.
Qualcomm wants to add 5G to 3.5 GHz tests by Monica Alleven Monday, July 10, 2017 Qualcomm is asking the FCC to approve a modification to an existing license in part so that it can add unmanned aircraft systems to the roster.
