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Private cellular networks are transforming industrial operations, but securing private 5G, LTE, and CBRS infrastructure requires more than legacy IT/OT tools. This whitepaper by TeckNexus and sponsored by OneLayer outlines a 4-pillar framework to protect critical systems, offering clear guidance for evaluating security vendors, deploying zero trust, and integrating IT,
Verizon is transforming healthcare infrastructure with a dual-network approach that combines private 5G and neutral host connectivity. Hospitals like AdventHealth and Tampa General are enhancing AI-powered diagnostics, real-time telemetry, and secure staff communicationsโ€”while ensuring strong public mobile coverage for patients and visitors. This hybrid model, built on Ericssonโ€™s platform, supports
BMW has launched a private 5G- and AI-powered EV plant in Debrecen, Hungary, its first fully AI-controlled automotive factory. With over 1,000 robots, autonomous vehicles, and digital twins integrated across a hybrid 5G network, the site sets new standards for real-time quality control, low-carbon manufacturing, and scalable production of next-gen
Connectivity is transforming aviation from the ground up. Airports are deploying private 5G, Wi-Fi 6, edge computing, and IoT to deliver two major outcomes: smoother passenger experiences and lower operating costs. Travelers enjoy real-time updates, biometric check-in, and AR wayfinding โ€” while operators benefit from predictive maintenance, smarter gate usage,
Aviation is no longer a siloed industry - itโ€™s a globally connected ecosystem where airports, airlines, regulators, telecom operators, and tech vendors must work in sync. As digital transformation accelerates, connectivity becomes a critical layer for collaboration, enabling real-time decision-making, safety, operational alignment, and a seamless passenger experience. From private
Airport ground operations โ€” from baggage handling and fueling to aircraft turnaround - are undergoing rapid digital transformation. Powered by IoT, automation, private 5G, and edge computing, airside workflows are becoming more predictive, efficient, and sustainable. Sensors track assets, optimize vehicle dispatch, and enhance worker safety. Autonomous tugs, computer vision,
Airports are shifting from physical-first to connectivity-first infrastructure. Legacy systems are no longer enough to manage modern expectations for speed, safety, and digital experience. Leading airports are deploying Wi-Fi 6, 5G, private mobile networks, and edge computing โ€” not as standalone upgrades but as a hybrid network foundation. Each technology
Airport terminals are evolving into connected, intelligent environments powered by biometrics, IoT, and scalable infrastructure. These technologies are helping airports manage increasing passenger volumes, improve security, and deliver seamless experiences. From facial recognition at check-in to IoT-based baggage tracking and AR navigation, the connected terminal offers faster processing, predictive safety,
Celanese and NTT DATA have deployed a fully managed Private 5G network at two Texas manufacturing plants, accelerating their Industry 4.0 roadmap. The solution enhances automation, safety, and real-time operational control by delivering reliable, high-speed connectivity at the edge. The deployment enables robotics, edge analytics, and secure communications, setting a
Nokia and Boldyn Networks have launched a private 5G network at Callio FutureMINE in Finland, addressing underground miningโ€™s toughest connectivity issues. The network supports autonomous vehicles, real-time visualization, and tele-remote operations, transforming safety, efficiency, and sustainability in mining. This deployment sets a global benchmark for industrial 5G use in extreme

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  • Lean4: How the theorem prover works and why it's the new competitive edge in AI
    by VentureBeat on November 23, 2025

    Large language models (LLMs) have astounded the world with their capabilities, yet they remain plagued by unpredictability and hallucinations โ€“ confidently outputting incorrect information. In high-stakes domains like finance, medicine or autonomous systems, such unreliability is unacceptable. Enter Lean4, an open-source programming language and interactive theorem prover becoming a key tool to inject rigor and certainty into AI systems. By leveraging formal verification, Lean4 promises to make AI safer, more secure and deterministic in its functionality. Let's explore how Lean4 is being adopted by AI leaders and why it could become foundational for building trustworthy AI.What is Lean4 and why it mattersLean4 is both a programming language and a proof assistant designed for formal verification. Every theorem or program written in Lean4 must pass a strict type-checking by Leanโ€™s trusted kernel, yielding a binary verdict: A statement either checks out as correct or it doesnโ€™t. […]

  • Nokia plans to invest $4 billion in US for R&D, manufacturing
    by Top Telecom News | Latest Telecom Industry News, Information and Update: ET Telecom : ETTelecom.com on November 22, 2025

    The Finnish vendor said the latest investment plan will strengthen its suite of AI-optimised networking solutions, as well as its R&D in advanced networking technologies, including automation, quantum-safe networks, semiconductor manufacturing, testing, and packaging, and material sciences.

  • Lightstorm eyes to take subsea cable connectivity to Southeast Asia: Amajit Gupta
    by Top Telecom News | Latest Telecom Industry News, Information and Update: ET Telecom : ETTelecom.com on November 22, 2025

    "Today we are in India. We connect to Bangladesh and Nepal. We have operations in Singapore, Australia, Japan, and Los Angeles. We actually acquired a company (RTI) to do the connectivity."

  • Tejas gear disrupting network in Rajasthan, alleges Bharti Airtel
    by Top Telecom News | Latest Telecom Industry News, Information and Update: ET Telecom : ETTelecom.com on November 22, 2025

    India's second-largest telecom operator said following discussions, it has emerged that the interference is due to technical non-conformance in Tejas' radio equipment and filter design.

  • OpenAI is ending API access to fan-favorite GPT-4o model in February 2026
    by carl.franzen@venturebeat.com (Carl Franzen) (VentureBeat) on November 21, 2025

    OpenAI has sent out emails notifying API customers that its chatgpt-4o-latest model will be retired from the developer platform in mid-February 2026,. Access to the model is scheduled to end on February 16, 2026, creating a roughly three-month transition period for remaining applications still built on GPT-4o.An OpenAI spokesperson emphasized that this timeline applies only to the API. OpenAI has not announced any schedule for removing GPT-4o from ChatGPT, where it remains an option for individual consumers and users across paid subscription tiers. Internally, the model is considered a legacy system with relatively low API usage compared to the newer GPT-5.1 series, but the company expects to provide developers with extended warning before any model is removed.The planned retirement marks a shift for a model that, upon its release, was both a technical milestone and a cultural phenomenon within OpenAIโ€™s ecosystem.GPT-4oโ€™s significance and why its removal sparked user […]

  • Nokia plans to expand U.S. investment by $4 billion in R&D and manufacturing for AI-ready network connectivity
    by Meesha Sundarum (5G Americas) on November 21, 2025

    Nokia Press Release Dallas, Texas โ€“ Nokia, in collaboration with the Trump administration, announced today plans to expand its U.S. R&D and manufacturing capabilities, investing $4 billion to accelerate innovation The post Nokia plans to expand U.S. investment by $4 billion in R&D and manufacturing for AI-ready network connectivity appeared first on 5G Americas.

  • 6G Needs Will Require Far More Spectrum: Report
    by Carl Weinschenk (Telecompetitor) on November 21, 2025

    6G Needs Will Require Far More Spectrum: Report The coming 6G era will require as much as three times the mid-band spectrum that is typically available today, according to a comprehensive report by the GSMA.ย  GSMAโ€™s Vision 2040 report suggested what would happen if the need for more midband is not addressed. It predicted that, if midband doesnโ€™t grow, more than half the Telecompetitor

  • TDS Telecom Announces Availability of TDS Mobile
    by Carl Weinschenk (Telecompetitor) on November 21, 2025

    TDS Telecom Announces Availability of TDS Mobile UPDATE: November 21, 2025 This week, TDS Telecom announced the widespread availability of TDS Mobile, its mobile product offering โ€œaccess to a reliable, nationwide 5G network at affordable prices.โ€ The TDS Mobile service was originally announced last year (see below). TDS Mobile will operate as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) service through NCTC. This Telecompetitor

  • Ara Partners Takes Majority Control of Centric Fiber
    by Telecompetitor (Telecompetitor) on November 21, 2025

    Ara Partners Takes Majority Control of Centric Fiber Ara Partners has taken a majority controlling stake in Centric Fiber, a bulk fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) provider focused on Texas, Florida, and Arizona.ย  Ara describes itself as a global private equity and infrastructure investment firm focused on industrial decarbonization. It was founded in 2017 and has offices in Houston, Boston, Washington D.C., and Dublin, Ireland. Centric Telecompetitor

  • Hello, Flume: AT&Tโ€™s Gigapower Gains a Provider Customer for its Open-Access Network
    by Joan Engebretson (Telecompetitor) on November 21, 2025

    Hello, Flume: AT&Tโ€™s Gigapower Gains a Provider Customer for its Open-Access Network Gigapower, the open-access network operator owned by AT&T and BlackRock, said today that it has reached an agreement with Flume to use the network in Mesa, Arizona. Flume is a service provider focused on multi-dwelling units that relies primarily on other providersโ€™ networks for connectivity. The deal with Gigapower is in keeping with that strategy. Telecompetitor

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