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Charter Communications plans to launch mobile contract buyouts to boost subscriber growth, focusing on removing barriers created by existing contracts with major MNOs. CEO Chris Winfrey highlights this strategic move, emphasizing that Charter will not offer handset subsidies but will leverage its strong network to attract new mobile customers.
AT&T and AST SpaceMobile have announced a commercial agreement to enhance mobile connectivity via a satellite-based broadband network. The partnership, extending to 2030, aims to integrate satellite technology with AT&T’s existing network, improving access in remote and rural areas. Upcoming satellite launches this summer will kickstart commercial services, providing broader coverage across the U.S.
00:00:01 – Introduction
00:01:01 – AWS Cloud Core Win with Telefonica Germany
00:05:47 – The Role of 5G in Network Slicing and Enterprise Applications
00:08:43 – Verizon’s Approach to Neutral Host 5G Networks
00:13:30 – Discussion on Verizon’s Strategy and Infrastructure Ownership
00:15:27 – Apple’s New iPad Launch and AI Capabilities
00:22:40 – Tesla’s Private 5G Network Video and Industry 4.0
00:26:19 – Outro and Final Thoughts
Explore insights into T-Mobile’s 5G initiative with Delta, Google’s strategic AI enhancements under Rick Osterloh, and significant tech advancements from Samsung and Qualcomm. Discover how these developments influence tech trends and industry standards. This 189th episode of The G2 on 5G, covers:
1. Intro
2. T-Mobile partners with Delta Airlines to reimagine network operations with 5G
3. Google promotes Rick Osterloh to head Android and Hardware teams to merge AI efforts
4. 5G DSS rides off into the sunset in the U.S.
5. Samsung Networks and Qualcomm hit 1024 QAM milestone with FDD and TDD spectrum
6. Industry veteran Mo Katibeh joins T-Mobile for Business as CMO
7. Moto’s new Edge 50 Ultra and Samsung’s A35 launch in the US, adding more choices to the market
In a pivotal move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced a regulatory framework enabling satellite operators to provide direct-to-device coverage. This initiative is a significant advancement in global connectivity with aim to bridge the communication gap, especially in remote locales where traditional cellular networks fall short. By fostering a partnership between satellite companies and wireless providers, the FCC’s decision marks a major step toward a world where connectivity is universally accessible, ensuring safety and inclusivity for all.

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