5G, fiber continue to drive the telco’s results in Q1 AT&T beat expectations on its customer growth, with revenues off just slightly from the same period last year as CEO John Stankey continued to emphasize the telco’s focus on consistent, profitable growth driven by 5G and fiber. Consolidated company revenues were $30 billion for the The post ‘We’re growing the right way’: AT&T’s Q1 delivers solid mobile, fiber numbers appeared first on RCR Wireless News.

Ripple Fiber Green Team Restores Landscapes Post-Deployment Charlotte, N.C. — April 22, 2024 — In honor of Earth Day, Ripple Fiber, a fiber optic internet provider based in the Southeast, announces the launch of its team of dedicated landscape experts. Known as the Green Team, these individuals... Telecompetitor

… . Christopher Ali, a professor of telecommunications at Penn State University, discusses …

Research Finds Strong Streaming and Broadband Satisfaction New research from NCTA and polling firm Morning Consult found a high level of satisfaction with streaming and the broadband networks that make it possible. The survey found that 85% of consumers give a positive rating to their home broadband.... Telecompetitor

A new report by ABI Research suggests the sector will see significant market growth.

Intracom Telecom has announced the extension of collaboration with Open Fiber. Open Fiber is working together with Intracom Telecom for the achievement of the EU Gigabit society target supported by The post Intracom Telecom expands partnership with Open Fiber for Italy’s Gigabit future appeared first on VanillaPlus - The global voice of Telecoms IT.

The global 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) market size is estimated to grow by USD 110.76 billion from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. 

In addition to flags, spacecraft parts, and poop, Apollo astronauts left behind a quintet of seismic stations on the moon’s surface. In the 1970s, those stations gave selenologists (scientists who study the moon) early glimpses into what lurked under the lunar surface. In fact, that Apollo-era equipment helped establish that the moon is tectonically active. Decades later, their successors are still crunching the data from the observations of half-century-old moonquakes and meteor impacts.Today, as NASA prepares to spearhead a permanent return to the moon with the Artemis program, seismologists are contemplating how to follow up on Apollo’s seismic stations. One group of researchers has plotted a very different type of seismometer: a network of optical fibers. Their work suggests fibers may be sensitive to seismic waves from deep inside the moon—a murky place that Apollo’s seismometers could not easily probe.The idea has precedent. Optical fibers are becoming a staple of […]